Olin Health Center celebrates 75 years of service with fall welcome
Olin Health Center has been nursing students back to health for 75 years.
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Olin Health Center has been nursing students back to health for 75 years.
Despite some recent struggles within the organization, Council of Graduate Students President Emily Bank is feeling confident about the months ahead.
It’s not uncommon to see a number of stressed out students loitering right outside the residence halls in the evenings, with the street lamps throwing a blanket of harsh yellow light on them as they light up and puff on cigarettes.
Adding another facet to the rivalry, MSU is now being urged to battle the University of Michigan in another way — by getting vaccinated.
When looking at hospitality business senior Xi Cheng’s account details for fall semester 2014, there is a $901 bill for international students’ insurance, which has been automatically added to her student fees.
For jazz studies senior Olin Clark, playing at the JazzFest is an extension of what he and many others in the program do often: “gigging,” or playing shows around Lansing and putting their studies to practice.
Every year during the first week at MSU there is an exchange of wisdom passed down from upperclassmen to the “newbies” that consist of freshmen and transfers. In classrooms and dorms and at cafeteria tables there is a verbal list that is handed out like last week’s quiz. On this list are all the fraternity houses that are considered “safe” to party at and the other ones where you "might get raped.”
Ninety-three dollars and ninety-seven cents. On a college student’s budget, this would be enough money to cover the cable bill and cheap meals for the next few days.
Lansing resident Elijah West, 9, is taught how to play the tuba during the Juneteenth Festival on June 21, 2014, at St. Joseph Park in Lansing. Haslett, Mich., resident Marissa Olin had a table at the festival filled with instruments for people to try. Hayden Fennoy/The State News
Associate sociology professor Toby Ten Eyck said he noticed a habit when talking with incoming freshmen during this year's Academic Orientation Program.
Bike thefts spiked between the spring and summer semester, leaving MSU police with a stack of larceny reports and unhappy students. Seven bicycles were stolen between April 29 and May 12, amounting to an estimated $1,185 in stolen property.
With finals around the corner, many students might find themselves overwhelmed with stress.
One loss at a time, and MSU's faculty and students just grow stronger. This university has been through so much and it still stands tall.
A new iPhone app could allow users to share their STD test results with a potential sexual partner.
For Lyndsey Kubbe, her planned spring break trip to Cancún is something she’s been excited about for quite some time. But heading to a foreign country has made her think of her safety.
Spring break is approaching, and with it comes hundreds of students vacationing in different places around the world.
I am writing this letter as the acting director of the MSU Counseling Center in response to the recent State News article, “COGS endorses student health care adjustments.”
The Council of Graduate Students, or COGS, is pushing for more accessible mental health care on campus, especially for graduate students.
Despite the worldwide increase in the number of smokers, MSU data reflects on the habit as rapidly decreasing.
Eat better. Go to the gym. Lose weight. Call Mom more. Don’t skip class. Stop procrastinating. Do homework. Pay off student loans. Travel everywhere. Live life to the fullest.