Prom is often cited as a right of passage for high school students. Oprah Revish, an assistant director at the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center, said many members of the LGBTQIA2s+ community don't get the opportunity to celebrate prom during their high school years.
The act of sharing a meal or providing for someone else is not only seen as an essential part of life, but an act of love. For human biology sophomore Jackie Good, the kitchen has been a staple in her relationship with both her mother and grandmother.
An expert, a doctor and an endometriosis awareness advocate weigh in on the impacts of the disorder — and why Endometriosis Awareness Month is important.
Social anxiety disorder impacts much of the population, making simple tasks such as asking for directions a burden. But within this group of adults are a subset of people who aren't usually in the conversation of social anxiety: student journalists.
Due to the wide range, and often narrow view, of Michigan's sex education programs, many adolescents are turning to social media to fill in the gaps.
As porn consumption rises, the effects of it on young adults and their romantic relationships become more prevalent as well.
A unique blend of music genres was brought to the Breslin Center Tuesday night with a performance by indie-rock band Hippo Campus and singer, songwriter and rapper Danny Brown.
Newly managed by a board of students, the MSU Pickleball Association gives students who are interested in pickleball an opportunity to try it out or to increase their skill.
The indie rock band Hippocampus will perform at the Breslin Center on Tuesday, March 28 for the annual spring concert hosted by the University Activities Board, ImpactFM and the Associated Students of Michigan State University.
The program is dedicated to providing students with clothing free of cost so they can walk into a professional environment feeling comfortable and confident.
Morton came up with the idea to create trading cards inspired by influential, obscure women that have made essential contributions to various fields. Her collection of 41 trading cards was inspired by the limited acknowledgment of women she encountered throughout her education.
Nearly three years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, two different realities remain.Many people are no longer greatly impacted by COVID-19 implications, but some communities remain more cautious.
The Biden Administration approved the ConocoPhillips Willow Project on Monday, March 13, leaving many local environmentalists "surprised" and "disappointed."
A Congressional hearing about TikTok took place Thursday, following a series of concerns over the popular social media platform's data privacy and security practices. The Biden administration has expressed a desire for TikTok’s Chinese ownership to either sell the app or face a possible ban.
From complaints of hair turning orange to an overall dislike for the "metallic" after-taste, some students wonder if the water on Michigan State University's campus is safe to use.
Several education majors who interviewed with The State News shared a consensus: they aren't changing their minds about spending everyday of their career in a classroom, but they wish for change to make schools a safer environment.
The MSU Dairy Teaching and Resource Center is welcoming the public to spend some quality time with their cows and cattle. “Somebody would stand there and just brush a cow for an hour and they just said that felt to them like it was so peaceful. It was just a nice connection,” Good said. “Anything we can do to help students kind of de-stress and have a little bit more peaceful life on campus, that's what we're here for.”
“They just label us as anti-abortion rights as if our whole existence is to steal rights from people because we're evil, horrible people,” Pastor Gordon Reigle said. “It's not about that. It's, you know, we've had civil rights movements, we had all these other movements to invest in people's rights and to care for the dignity of human life. And we really have to move beyond this dichotomy of it's got to be the mother or the child, why can't it be both?”
