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Art Market experiences record-breaking year

Art Market experiences record-breaking year

Last Wednesday, art education major Madeline Tiedt sat in the Strand Union Building (SUB) ballrooms, hand-sewing patches onto a sweatshirt as she watched market-goers peruse her stall at the annual spring Art Market. Tiedt said it was fulfilling to see her art selling after months of preparation. “I

It’s time to pick ASMSU’s next executive team: Hear from your candidates!

It’s time to pick ASMSU’s next executive team: Hear from your candidates!

Editor's Note: On Monday, April 14, the Exponent was informed that Micah James dropped out of the running over the weekend. Taylor Bookwalter is now running with a new vice presidential candidate, Michael Menuey, and the two are running as write-in candidates. Hello Bobcats! It’s that

Timely warning prompts police investigations, University sanctions may follow

Timely warning prompts police investigations, University sanctions may follow

MSU has received multiple reports of alleged drugging incidents, prompting the distribution of a timely warning message to the campus community on March 6. This alert referred to incidents that occurred at social gatherings in residence halls and fraternity and sorority life events. MSU issued the warning in compliance with

MSU proposes fee increases, seeks ASMSU support ahead of Board of Regents vote

MSU proposes fee increases, seeks ASMSU support ahead of Board of Regents vote

MSU is seeking supporting resolutions from the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) for a series of student fee increase proposals, including increases to on-campus housing rates, mandatory University fees and new transportation costs. University officials say these proposed increases are prompted by inflation and ongoing infrastructural needs. Per the

Presidential search still underway, candidate finalists to come in March

Presidential search still underway, candidate finalists to come in March

MSU is continuing its search for a new president before incumbent Waded Cruzado retires on June 30, 2025. The search began in August of 2024 after Cruzado announced her resignation in an email to the MSU community. It has included a series of community listening sessions held on campus on

MSU office works toward sustainability goals

MSU office works toward sustainability goals

In 2012, MSU established the Office of Sustainability (OS) to advocate for and achieve the University’s on-campus sustainability goals. Since then, the OS has instituted different programs and policies to help reduce water and energy usage. The office manages projects, hosts an annual Sustainability Summit — an event where

MSU should have a grant writing class

MSU should have a grant writing class

Like many higher learning institutions, MSU receives much of its research funding through grants — particularly federal ones. In September of 2023, the MSU News Service (MNS) published an article titled “Led by sciences and engineering, [MSU] research spending hits record $230 million.” The article explained that $207 million of that