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VIDEO: Asian Music Mondays brings culture to the airwaves
Every Monday evening from 8 to 10 p.m., Impact 89FM brings a variety of music from all over Asia to MSU's campus. The program, Asian Music Mondays, was called "Asian Invasion" when it was established. Osteopathic medicine student Elise Yoon started working with the program in January, 2010.
Army band and choral ensemble brings patriotism and support to MSU's campus
The concert band and the soldiers' chorus of the U.S.
MSU celebrates students from around the world
MSU embraces and accept diversity internationally on campus. There are students from more than 130 countries on campus. Here you can learn different cultural values and manners by making friends with international students; taste foods from different countries in the resident halls; and try to learn another languages through courses or your international friends. For international students, if you are worried about your immigration status, your official paper work, such as I-20, passports and so on.
Entomology professor discusses E.L.'s mosquito population
As it rains more in the summer, mosquitos become a serious problem for the residents here in East Lansing. Michael Kaufman, associate professor in the department of entomology, said, "There are large number, what we called, 'summer flood mosquitos'. It definitely relates to the rain. " Except the amount of rains happened during the summer, the warm temperature also helped the mosquitos' growing.
Muslim students reflect on Ramadan, fasting
Muslim students are fasting during the holy month of the Islamic calendar, which is called Ramadan. For some international students, the difference of observing the holy month in the U.S. presents a challenge.
