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How grad students work with Bobcat athletes

How grad students work with Bobcat athletes

Thousands of fans file into Bobcat Stadium for home football games to cheer on the team, but few get to see the work that goes into keeping the players healthy enough to perform their best. MSU has three graduate assistant (GA) athletic trainers who work for the football program while

Students Call for More Dining Options

Students Call for More Dining Options

Finding alternative ways to feed yourself as you grow tired of dining halls and ramen packets is a rite of passage that almost every college student goes through. Unfortunately, the options around the MSU campus do not currently help to provide a solution. Many students on campus here at MSU

Creating bonds of support with MSU’s first-generation students

Creating bonds of support with MSU’s first-generation students

The First-Generation Students Association (FGSA) at MSU hosted the “First-Gen Experiences — A First-Gen Student Panel” last Tuesday evening in the Strand Union Building. The event was organized to create a welcoming atmosphere for first-generation students, it included a panel of first-generation students ready to talk

Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity suspended following violations of fraternity standards

Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity suspended following violations of fraternity standards

The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity (PKA) chapter at MSU was placed on interim suspension on Oct. 10 after violations of university policies including hard alcohol usage, hazing and bystanding following two reports of sexual assault at the fraternity on Sept. 22. On Sept. 28 at 3:30 p.m., a

Proactively preventing food waste on campus

Proactively preventing food waste on campus

MSU Culinary Services serves 12,000 meals per day according to it’s vision statement. Given all of these meals, students and various restaurants on campus, food waste is something that the university is working to divert. MSU has been composting excess food for over eight years, adapting and advancing

The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

Shortly after I wrote an article encouraging STEM students to take more writing classes, the Writing Center here at MSU reached out to talk about the myriad resources they have to offer science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students. I spoke with two current students on Oct. 25 and a

Chick-fil-A’s Arrival Sparks Moral Concerns

America’s favorite homophobic chicken restaurant is opening a location on campus. Chick-fil-A is scheduled to open during the spring 2024 semester, but its arrival threatens the fragile relationship between the LGBTQIA+ students and an administration that is obligated to protect them. From athletic brands to soda pop,