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Kennedy nutrition pledge lacks enforcement as health costs rise

(The Center Square) – The federal government is spending $5 million on a voluntary medical school nutrition initiative, but fewer than 40% of the nation's 202 accredited medical schools have signed on. The Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education announced that 73 schools have

Letter to the Editor: It Doesn’t Matter How Hard Your Degree Is — Focus on How How Much You Can Learn From It

There was an opinion piece in the Feb. 26 Exponent titled “Getting a Science Degree is Harder Than an Arts Degree” by Sarah Scharff. Basically, the article claimed that Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees are harder than Bachelor of Arts (BA) degrees because BSs have grade-changing exams, require you

Getting a Science Degree is Harder Than an Arts Degree

Undergraduate students can find university life challenging for a number of reasons. Many experience homesickness, have trouble making friends and struggle with the pressure of adult life. They balance all this while pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree — or the more demanding Bachelor of Science (BS) degree. Science degrees

AI is Changing the Way We Practice Science — And That’s a Good Thing

For most of human history, we have used writing to document meaning. While our tools to do so have evolved, it has always taken our spirit — and hands — to write our experiences into existence. Soon, however, AI could be doing it for us. The benefits of AI are overshadowed by

The Romanticisation of Drinking in College

The Romanticisation of Drinking in College

College is the time to experiment, party and socialize to the extreme — or so they say. What that entails varies for each person, but this romanticized image of what college should look like usually centers on excessive alcohol consumption. The expectation to fulfill this stereotype can make students feel pressured

Students Raising Children club creates network for parents on campus

The average day of a student usually consists of classes, homework assignments and exams. For members of the Students Raising Children club, however, life can look a little bit different because they have the added responsibility of providing for their kids. Rachelle McLain, collection development librarian at the MSU library

Where’s the ‘dead’ in dead week?

Among university students across the country, the term ‘dead week’ is a fairly well known phrase. However, for many students at MSU, dead week is virtually nonexistent. ‘Dead week’ is the week right before finals week and is meant to be a time in which professors only review material, classes