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Opinion

Check Out MSU’s Political Donations

Keeping up with the political position of MSU is an important way students can monitor how well the university is supporting the interests of the students. MSU is able to make political donations to candidates and lobby whomever they please through certain mechanisms. Universities may not be able to outwardly

Be Wary of the Impact of LR-131

As the election date of Nov. 8 approaches unbelievably fast, the issues that are on the ballot need to be at the front of our minds as informed voters. One of the many bills that are being proposed is the Legislative Referendum-13. This bill is also known as the

Broaden Career Fair Opportunities

Last week, the career fair caused a strange uptick in suits on campus, and that was pretty much the only thing that happened. Opportunities for many non-STEM majors at the career fair are limited at best, and many students avoid the fair altogether. The students looking for a morning

Horror Movies Impact Your Mental Health

Horror Movies Impact Your Mental Health

Have you noticed that horror movies that we used to think were scary barely even get a flinch nowadays and the things that are in current horror movies are some of the most inhumane scenes that have ever been thought of? Horror movies today are more graphic and psychologically terrifying

Diversify the Parking Lots of Campus

Can you judge someone by the car they drive? The answer is yes. The phrase “do not judge a book by its cover” is out of touch in this age of never-ending critique. Sometimes, this critique can be useful. A part of someone’s character is always present in

How to Keep Up with Mental Health

The weather is getting cooler, the sky is getting gray and the semester is in full swing. This means that keeping up with your mental health is more important than ever. With everything that we have to keep track of as college students, we tend to let ourselves slip through

Finding Benefit in Banned Books

Finding Benefit in Banned Books

In the coming weeks, the Renne Library will hold a spotlight on the banned books that have been contested both publicly and academically in libraries across the nation. The censorship of books seeks to bar ‘shocking’ messages from the impressionable minds of students; however, the controversial aspects of these books