Madhouse is a campus group at Michigan State University through the James Madison Residential College that encourages free expression through a variety of different mediums. Impact reporter Will Mianecki attended some of the meetings at Case Hall and got the full story. Read More…
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November is National Adoption month. It’s main purpose is to raise awareness for the thousands of children in foster care awaiting adoption. Impact reporter Miguel Martinez explored just what this means for foster children in Michigan. Read More…
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Tonight on Exposure, Abbie Newton talks with an MSU economist about research on finding satisfaction in the workplace and to the Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness about Homeless Awareness Week. She also speaks with an MSU professor about the Cyclotron on campus. Krav Maga enthusiasts also visit the studio to give listeners some insight into this ancient self-defense system developed in Israel and Hungary. Regular contributor Miguel Martinez delves deeper into the Foster Care system in Michigan. Impact reporter Will Mianecki explores a campus group called Mad House. And lastly, reporter Santiago Montiel explores how international students celebrate Thanksgiving. Read More…
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On Friday’s newscast: international hostage situation, unemployment rates in MIchigan, new project at the Lansing Airport, sports update, weekend weather report, local music news and Silver Bells of Lansing.
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The world cup is this summer, Detroit City FC is breaking attendance records, and the Red Cedar Rowdies are making more noise than ever. Is soccer in North America on the rise? Quin Hoffman reports. Read More…
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Tonight on Exposure, regular host Abbie Newton returns from a two and a half week trip to Peru where she ran 150 miles with the non-profit group Impossible2Possible. We feature a conversation with her and Producer Gabriela Saldivia about life now looking back on the trip. We also hear from professor Alan Arbogast about Geography Awareness Week and an event tomorrow night at the Wharton Center’s Pasant Theatre. Lastly, Impact reporter Quin Hoffman explores the popularity of soccer in the United States.
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Unpaid internships have been on the minds of students and the media; with news organizations such as New York Times, CBS and NBC reporting on the fairness of the free work. Impact reporter Carmen Scruggs gets personal insight on what exactly unpaid internships entail for college undergrads.
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On Friday’s newscast: recent problems with Obamacare, new speed limits in Lansing, weekend weather report, MSU sports recap, local music and concert update and Indonesian Culture Night at MSU. Read More…
Tonight on Exposure, Producer and News Director Gabriela Saldivia fills in for Abbie Newton as she in Peru with the organization Impossible 2 Possible. While Abbie is there she is running 150 miles through the Peruvian mountains and rain forests with a goal to educate and empower young people. Tonight, we hear an interview with her before she left for on the trip exploring her thoughts, feelings and goals leading up to her adventure. We also speak an actor from Broadway show Mamma Mia!, which is coming to the Wharton Center this weekend. And lastly, Impact reporter Carmen Scruggs breaks down unpaid internships. Read More…
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On Friday’s newscast: Syrian civil war situation, update on Michigan wolves situation, new marijuana amendment in Lansing, Spartan sports recap, weekend weather report, local music news and MSU Observatory open to the public this weekend. Read More…
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