Bringing the magic to MSU: 2 student magicians share the art of the trick
True to this year’s homecoming theme, some students are quite literally “bringing the magic.”
True to this year’s homecoming theme, some students are quite literally “bringing the magic.”
The biggest issue, however, is still not resolved even when PR steps in and memes are made out of broken marriages – People still take issue with famous men being able to shift the blame to the women.
The next step for NAISO is to get the name of the Morrill Hall of Agriculture changed. The Morrill Act dislocated Native people from their traditional homelands in order to benefit agricultural colleges, Sprowl said.
In honor of LGBTQIA+ History Month, Love and Sex Reporter Hannah Woerhle compiled a list of local resources offered to community members. LGBTQIA+ individuals at MSU may be aware of the resources their school provides, but there is a variety of resources in the surrounding area that they can utilize, as well.
Sustainable fashion may have a reputation for being expensive, but it doesn't have to break the bank. Here is your guide to budget-friendly, environmentally conscious fashion.
"A Few Degrees of Change,” Mark Sullivan's latest curation, will be open to the public until Nov. 23 in the (SCENE) Metrospace, located at 110 Charles St.
UniService aims for college students to help their communities. Here's how the company is changing.
N Crowd is looking to give Black MSU students a place to express their creativity.
A lot of people are single, Hunter Gadwell said, but not a lot of people enjoy it. Three single women at MSU share their journey to becoming happily, confidently single and what this looks like in practice for them, especially in a college environment.
The STEM major workload, personality and superiority: is it all true or a façade across campus? Non-stem majors try to crack the code of their perception of STEM students.
Before the pandemic, MSU’s dining halls employed about 1,500 students. This month, however, they employed about 500. Since August 1st, 984 students have applied to fill those openings.
Halle Bailey is playing Ariel in the new reboot of "The Little Mermaid," showing more diverse representation in Disney's live action series of old classics.
Through a clothing and book swap, behind-the-scenes tours, up-cycled crafts and student organization engagement, MSU is helping students "Go Green" this sustainability month.
The Pow Wow represents the "continuation for the friendship which has always been extended by Indians" to those who came to Turtle Island, North America's Native name. This was represented through culturally and spiritually significant dance, music and other traditions.
“The lack of representation for Black mental health makes me feel like the school doesn’t really want to help us,” Hughes said in an email. “I definitely feel like it is making others like me feel unheard because of how the school says that they want to help but not really doing anything to actually help.”
MSU Professors talk about the Florida hurricane - the extent of the damages, how it will affect the supply chain and what people do with their pets when they flee a tropical storm.
MSU Bands will open their season with faculty pieces and solos, highlighting the talent in the MSU Music Department.
“It's a breeding ground for God complexes for sure,” political science-pre-law senior Brian Hough said. “You've gathered a bunch of the people who have been deemed the smartest in their class for the past 10 or so years, and then you've told them all that they're about the same and they should compete with each other.”
On Oct. 2, The Wharton Center and National Geographic are bringing dinosaurs to the 21st century with a live show encapsulating the story of the rediscovered Spinosaurus.
“If the person has a passion towards whatever art form they're doing, I feel like you'll always find your way back," mechanical engineering junior Uma Pentakota said. "It comes down to being able to prioritize both.”