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Romney Oval goes green

Romney Oval goes green

Another effort to promote a more sustainable university is underway at MSU. Those who regularly stroll through Romney Oval may have noticed that the area is obstructed by fencing. In the following weeks, a geothermal energy system will be developed that will serve Romney Hall once the building’s renovation

COVID-19: Far reaching consequences

1,257 cases and 37 deaths. That’s the most recent count for those affected by COVID-19 in the US, according to the New York Times. Originating in Wuhan, China in late 2019, coronavirus has now spread to 102 countries and 42 US states, raising alarm around the world.

Invigorating Three Minute Thesis competition

Invigorating Three Minute Thesis competition

With five noteworthy judges, seven graduate-level finalists and a full audience, the Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering hosted the sixth annual “Three Minute Thesis” competition in Inspiration Hall this past Thursday, Feb. 27. Contestants were required to condense their 80,000-word thesis projects into a 180-second presentation

ASMSU proposes Wellness Center on student ballot

ASMSU proposes Wellness Center on student ballot

As many know, in March of 2019, MSU lost over 60,000 square feet of recreation space when pieces of the roof over the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center collapsed due to snow accumulation. This sparked a motion to renovate what is left of the gym as well as revamp University

Police: On the rise

Police: On the rise

With over 20 years of leadership experience and 14 years at the executive level, MSU brought in an impressive candidate as the hunt for a new Chief of University Police continues. The national recruitment for a new chief began in December. After a long day of interviewing, John Vinson faced

Bigger, Brighter Spaces for MSU Health

A January Board of Regents meeting gave new hope to the empty spaces that were once gyms in the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center. The board unanimously approved the university’s proposal to design a new Student Wellness Center, replace the collapsed gyms and create new fitness laboratory space for the

Ayala: A Balla (in the eyes of the NSF)

MSU’s spring semester kicked off with mathematics professor David Ayala receiving a National Science Foundation CAREER grant for his research in quantum physics. Ayala works in a mathematical field called higher category theory. The intent of his research is to use patterns to address the behavior of intricate quantum