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MSU students, CAPS counselor weigh in on alone time, mental health
In a society where interaction and stimulation is at the click of a button, alone time isn’t normalized. However, Riley said she thinks it is an important aspect of life to connect with yourself and can lead to many positive impacts.
'Action leads to action': MSU alumnus Stephen Brieloff's game is one that gives back
According to the game website, Brieloff will donate $1 from every game purchase on Amazon and $2 from every purchase on the site to My Block, My Hood, My City's Explorer's Program. This program helps provide opportunities to under-resourced teens in Chicago.
Local bars opt out of Gov. Whitmer's liquor buyback program
East Lansing bars and restaurants struggle with spirit sales amid COVID-19.
Missed opportunities: Students react to study abroad cancellations
“I know a handful of people who were also going to study abroad this summer and are disappointed it is not going to work out. We all made peace with it because we know how big of an issue COVID-19 is and the importance of staying home.”
Growing closer: Students share how adjusting to living back home has been
When it comes to adjusting to a new living situation, whether that means going back to an old one or making extra adjustments if a family member is in the healthcare field, many students have expressed that they're growing closer to their families.
