Tonight on Impact Exposure, Gabriela Saldivia fills in for host Abbie Newton. We talk to Michigan State University Sailing team about their unique sport, explore what Broad Art Museum has in store for the coming fall, hear from a Spartan who participated in the 2013 World Dwarf Games, discuss a new political leadership program coming to campus and lastly learn about the Back to School Expo from event organizer Todd Duckett. Read More…
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On March 5, 2013 Venezualan President Hugo Chavez died. One month later, Impact’s Micaela Colonna reports on how the country is handling Chavez’s death as well as what the MSU community thinks about the future of the country.
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Tonight on Exposure, Abbie chats with two MSU law professors about same-sex marriage legislation and the issues surrounding it. Impact’s Michelle Feghali reports on Clean Water Action and their efforts to to protect Michigan’s lakes. We hear a breakdown of right-to-work in Michigan. Impact reporter Micaela Colonna explores the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez one month after. A professor from MSU’s college of engineering, talks about a grant the college received and new outreach efforts. The show concludes with a visit and performance from the Roial Improv Players. Read More…
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One of the messier evenings we’ve had lately, and frankly we don’t think you’re listening anyway, so we decide to run for mayor, look for the best bacon, and try and solve the flaccid vs. crispy debate on our own, thank you very much, America. Also, we nickname Annie “Bannie,” for no good reason. News, and nerd talk, the usual.
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