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When You Go Out, You Should Actually Dance

When You Go Out, You Should Actually Dance

Going out is simple — it consists of listening to music, socializing and dancing. It’s pretty straightforward, actually. Unfortunately, it has come to my attention that what y’all consider dancing is wildly disappointing — all because you’re afraid of judgment. Let me clarify: Nodding your head and frat-flicking

Has Social Media Ruined Dating?

Has Social Media Ruined Dating?

The magic of meeting someone in the wild and falling head over heels has been replaced by dating apps and social media. In today’s media landscape, it is our responsibility to ensure that we are using social media in a kind and thoughtful way. Social media has become a

MSU hosts Rudy Reyes for Veterans Day

MSU hosts Rudy Reyes for Veterans Day

MSU hosted Marine veteran and actor Rudy Reyes on Veterans Day for an event focused on military service, mental health and highlighting the resources available to local veterans. During his address, Reyes spoke to students and community members about the challenges he faced during his upbringing and career. He emphasized

In Memory of Claudia Albrecht

In Memory of Claudia Albrecht

Claudia Maria Albrecht was a loving, eager force of kindness to everyone she interacted with. A committed musician and generous friend, she shared her compassion with all who knew her. Claudia came to the U.S. from Austria to teach German and began working at MSU in 2023 as an

CIA campus visit provides students with career information

MSU hosted representatives from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Directorate of Operations last week for a series of on-campus information sessions. The event, presented through Career, Internship and Student Employment Services at the Allen Yarnell Center for Student Success, was designed to give MSU students access to information about

MSU photography professor wins national Honored Educator Award

MSU photography professor wins national Honored Educator Award

Christina Anderson didn’t intend to take on teaching as a career. After graduating from MSU in 2000, she said she only took a teaching job so she could continue using the darkroom in the Visual Communication Building. Two and a half decades and countless trips to the darkroom later,

Climate Week returns for a fifth semester

Climate Week is back at MSU, allowing students to learn more about climate change and the science behind it. This event series originated on campus in April 2023 through collaboration between the Campus Climate Coalition (CCC) and the faculty-led Climate Solutions Group. Now in its fifth consecutive semester, Climate