Recent Articles
What doesn't leave with us after graduation
As I say farewell and move into the next phase of life, I will never forget what MSU has given me and how that has shaped who I am.
The story of the 'Resilient Oak': MSU's oldest tree
What is now a severed trunk on the northeast corner of the Michigan State University Museum was once a giant, flourishing white oak tree — a “quercus alba” to be exact. The Resilient Oak Tree, thought to be the oldest tree on campus, has lived an estimated 375 to 400 years.
Disabled students say MSU's 'Run, Hide, Fight' protocol doesn't protect them
"In that moment it hit me; I'd be screwed because I couldn't move our furniture to barricade the door," Olguin said. "And then students in Berkey who were going out the window ... would that even have been a possibility? Where would that have left me?"
MSU teaching assistants struggle to manage their grief, their students needs
Teaching assistants are tasked with finding a balance between grieving as students and managing classrooms following the events of February 13th.
MSU Pickleball Association gains speed this year
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.
