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The MSU DISC creates a place of solidarity for students

The MSU DISC creates a place of solidarity for students

Last week, ABBA was queued, disco balls were turned on and students boogied the night away as MSU’s Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC) became a 70s-inspired disco. To transform the DISCxf, the room was decked with glitzy fringe decorations adorning doorways, multicolored lights reflecting across the ceiling

The DISC is the best-kept campus secret

The DISC is the best-kept campus secret

When I’m feeling down and need to see some friendly faces, if I have schoolwork I want to complain about or when my favorite spot at the library is taken, there’s one place I always turn to: the Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC). It’s the most

American Indigenous Business Leaders prep for national conference

American Indigenous Business Leaders prep for national conference

MSU’s chapter of the American Indigenous Business Leaders (AIBL) organization had its weekly meeting this past Tuesday night in the Elders’ Collaboration Room in the American Indian Hall to discuss their business proposal for the organization’s annual conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. AIBL advisor Virginia Bratton said that

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

“At the moment I am lying on a desk in Wilson and trying not to cry. And I am not the only one,” political science junior Annika Bucchin said. Bucchin is correct in thinking she isn't the only one. As the semester draws to a close, assignments, papers,

Country dancing with a Barbie-pink hue

Country dancing with a Barbie-pink hue

The Rialto became a dream house from the Wild West last Thursday. Upon entering, there was a flashy photo background complete with sparkly pink fringe and pink cowboy boot-shaped balloons, pink LED lights throughout the theater and country music blasting over the speakers. Concertgoers were dressed to the nines,

MSU Students Decide if Zodiac Signs are Fact or Fiction

MSU Students Decide if Zodiac Signs are Fact or Fiction

The opposing feelings of intrigue and disdain towards astrology and Zodiac signs is something our generation is quite familiar with. The field of astrology is classified as a pseudoscience, as it makes claims about human traits and behavior based on the positioning of stars and planets. Our Zodiac signs are

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

MSU’s food pantry, the Bounty of the Bridgers, is a student's one-stop-shop for meal plan scholarships and other resources surrounding food insecurity. The building, located on 6th Ave., focuses on providing supplemental and emergency food assistance to all members of the MSU community, according to