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A look at simplistic art

A look at simplistic art

The Exit Gallery is dedicating its first exhibition of the fall semester to woodworking. Currently, it features the work of artist and curator Sam Gathje, a graduate student of MSU. His exhibit entitled, “Watch One, Do One, Teach One,” offers a look at the simplistic nature of life. Gathje says

Exponent Explains: The Exponent

Have you ever taken a tour of the SUB? The first floor houses the rec center and the second floor is where everyone congregates to eat food and do homework. But what about the third floor? Yes, it does exist, and it is home to several underused and underappreciated resources

Is a College Education at MSU Really Worth It?

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Okay, so: It’s almost the end of your second week. If you’re lucky, you’re only buried underneath a small mountain of

It was the Best of Times, it was the Stressed of Times

I cannot believe it’s come to this. You, sitting there reading my article. Me doing line after line of espresso to try and get that week’s issue done on time. Things have been the epitome of insanity at The Exponent since I became culture editor, and I’m

Spring cleaning on campus

To prepare for the 2018 Graduation Ceremonies, the MSU Facilities Services and Campus Planning along with the Design and Construction departments are hosting their 11th annual Campus Cleanup Event. Taking place on Thursday, April 26, participants are invited to join other students and community members at Wally Byam Park at

Connor Hoffmann and Haley Cox win the Truman Scholarship

President Waded Cruzado surprised MSU students Connor Hoffmann and Haley Cox in class with some exciting news and flowers on Tuesday, April 10. The good news? Both students had received the Truman Scholarship on the basis of exceptional leadership and public service. Hoffmann of Boise, Idaho is triple majoring in

Get Help Financing Your Future

Tucked into a corner of the SUB’s basement, in what was once a bathroom, sits one of MSU’s most quietly helpful services — the Office of Financial Education. One slice of the Allen Yarnell Center for Student Success, the office exists to help students manage their financial futures. “Finances