Between pollution, deforestation and everything in between, it’s undeniable that the little blue planet Earth has seen better days. However, there are plenty of students on campus who are devoted to saving the planet.
While many MSU students spent this past weekend basking the sun and dreaming of summer, Environmental Economics Policy junior Elizabeth Brajevich was in New York accepting an award from Glamour Magazine as one of their Top Ten College Women 2015.
The salad bar in the cafeteria, lined with fresh ingredients — vibrant spinach, juicy cherry tomatoes, colorful peppers and green cucumber — grow closer to your plate than you think.
MSU farms works to ensure campus is more environmentally friendly, with notable efforts arising in the last few years.
MSU is hosting many campus events to celebrate Earth Day and sustainability.
On a cold and gloomy Tuesday afternoon the baseball team cruised to a 9-2 victory over the Toledo Rockets.
A video recently posted to journalism professor Karl Gude's YouTube account shows a flash mob taking place in one of his classes on April 1. The video shows Gude beginning to teach, while a lone students begins to sing "Ghost" by Ella Henderson, quickly followed by a number of others, all wearing matching shirts commemorating Mental Health Awareness Week.
Sometime Sunday morning a full pane of glass on one of the south-side entry doors at Munn Ice Arena was shattered, causing an estimated $500 worth of damage.
Effective fall semester of 2015, the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Eli Broad College of Business will be collaborating to offer a joint Master’s of Business Administration and Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine program. The statement was released last week by MSUToday. The program will help medical students develop business skills that are becoming more and more crucial, especially with the evolution of the U.S.
Free movies, bowling and other opportunities are all available to students who utilize their MSU ID at local establishments.
On Saturday, April 18th, Spartans across the country— and the world— banded together to help make a difference in their communities.
“I’m 26. I’m married with two kids. And I’m a retired underwater welder. ... I’ve worked in the Gulf and up and down the coast. I even worked for NASA. ... I left underwater welding because it’s very dangerous. There’s a short life expectancy. I came back to school because I wanted something better for my kids and my family.”
Since March 25, MSU baseball has gone 11-5, they now sit at 22-16 with a 7-5 record in the Big Ten after starting the season below .500. A key factor in the team's recent stretch has been the play of senior first baseman Ryan Krill.
Senior guard Travis Trice became a NCAA tournament hero with his weekly heroics, helping the Spartans reach the Final Four for the first time since 2010.
The town of Cincinnatus, New York is a rural farming town of just over 1,000 people, and it isn't the place that many people get the opportunity to leave from. Bob Knickerbocker was one of the lucky few that did get to leave. Knickerbocker has been the head athletic equipment coordinator since 1983, and has helped oversee some of the uniform changes that MSU athletics have seen in the past few seasons. He will retire following this school year, but it will come after a long and fulfilling ride with MSU. "This kind of life has been very exciting for me," he said.
The first and most obvious of these strategies is going to the grocery store. It’s no secret buying and cooking one’s own meals is the quickest, easiest and cheapest way to save money, and stores like Kroger and Meijer are the most popular places for students to flock
Taxi services and Zipcars can be utilized on campus for students who need to use a car but don’t want the commitment of owning one. Gas, mileage and full coverage insurance are taken care of when a person signs up with Zipcar and pays the registration fee and rental fee, which varies by location.
BY: Zoe Schubot zoe.schubot@statenews.com College is expensive.
Filing for financial aid is an integral part of college for many students.