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In the news today: For our first story of the day focusing on campus security, tracking MSU's security upgrades two years since the shooting. For our second story focusing on events and entertainment, MSU's UAB, RHA host 'Blockbusters and Bracelet's event. For our final story focusing on alumni news, MSU alumni teams up with Spartan hockey for full-team NIL partnership.

In the news today: For our first headline of the day focusing on culture, 59th Annual Winter Arts and Crafts show supports community, local artists. For our second headline focusing on campus news, incoming students denied on-campus housing for spring semester. For our final headline focusing on city news, Black students in politics inspired by Bolden's appointment to Michigan Supreme Court. 

In the news today: For our first headline of the day focusing on city news, Horrocks Farmers Market hosts Oktoberfest celebration. For our second headline focusing on city news, MSUDPPS welcomes Maria Vilayil as their new police social worker. For our final headline of the day focusing on campus events this month, MSU hosts fall events through October. 

In the news today: MSUPD expands partnerships assisting with Brendan Santo investigation. The University Activities Board, CRU co-host Día de Los Muertos celebration at MSU Union. The Founding Fathers are coming to East Lansing: 'Hamilton' at the Wharton Center.

We’re talking with TWO student org presidents today! Learn a little more about Student Government and University Activities Board as we sit down and chat with Katie and Lo about the orgs they lead. We’re going to hear a little more about what they have planed for the spring and how YOU can get involved!

Listen to Michelle Pell on the Libsyn Podcast Network Jan 7, 2020 Michelle Pell is the Director of the MSU Union. She is responsible for administrative and operational oversight of the MSU Union Building, University Activities Board, and Outreach & Tours. As a proud Spartan alum, Michelle has served in a leadership position for 10 […] The post Michelle Pell appeared first on Boomers Rock.

Michelle Pell is the Director of the MSU Union. She is responsible for administrative and operational oversight of the MSU Union Building, University Activities Board, and Outreach & Tours. As a proud Spartan alum, Michelle has served in a leadership position for 10 years with successful and progressive responsibilities since starting her career at MSU in 2009.

Fall Fest, the annual celebration that highlights Welcome Weeks at Wright State, brought students, staff and faculty together for a day of fun, food and free goodies. The event gave students a chance to learn more about student organizations, educational opportunities at Wright State and services offered by different campus departments. Organized by the University Activities Board, Fall Fest attracted about 5,000 people and 130 student organizations and vendors. “I love Fall Fest so much because it kind of unites us as a campus,” said Kendra Thibaut, University Activities Board president. “It really helps that we all can come together for the students interest to make this a better place.”

https://www.youtube.com/user/WrightSt... For some, April Craze is a time to play carnival games and compete against friends. For others, it’s a way to dance their cares away and enjoy delicious summertime food. But for all, it marks the end of the spring semester and a time to unwind with friends. This year’s event was organized by the University Activities Board, which dealt with unexpected rainy weather and quickly moved the celebration indoors. “Mother Nature was not on our side so Wright State’s Event Services was gracious enough to move it in this morning,” said Whitney Jenkins, president of the University Activities Board. April Craze is the largest event held on campus with over 100 student organizations, dozens of vendors and thousands of students attending. This event marks the eighth anniversary of April Craze, which replaced the former end-of-the-quarter event May Daze in 2012. For more information on April Craze, contact the University Activities Board at 937-775-5500 or visit wsuab.com. More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsro... Category Education

The Wright State men’s basketball team defeated Northern Kentucky on Feb. 15. in front of 6,233 fans, the largest crowd at any Horizon League basketball game this season. But before Raider fans packed the Wright State Nutter Center they first visited the McLin Gym for Raider Roundup. Raider Roundup is a pep rally before the most anticipated basketball game of the year. The roundup includes free food, games, music, student performances, sign making and giveaways. “It’s a great opportunity for students all across campus to get together and even community members to just celebrate Wright State pride,” said Holley Mapel, a senior marketing major and event organizer. The event was sponsored by the ’67 Society, along with other student organizations like the Student Government Association, the University Activities Board and Miracle Makers. Wright State’s men’s and women’s basketball teams are in first place in the Horizon League and wrap up their regular season home schedule this weekend at the Nutter Center. The men’s team hosts Cleveland State on Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. and Youngstown State on Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. The women’s team hosts Cleveland State on Feb. 22 at 7 p.m. and Youngstown State on Feb. 24 at 2 p.m.

https://www.youtube.com/user/WrightStateU Fall Fest, the annual celebration that highlights Welcome Weeks at Wright State, brought students, staff and faculty together for a day of fun, food and free goodies. The event gave students a chance to learn more about student organizations, educational opportunities at Wright State and services offered by different campus departments. Organized by the University Activities Board, Fall Fest attracted about 5,000 people, more than 100 student organizations along with 40 vendors. “I hope students are able to find an organization that they would like to become part of so that way they can find people that they can really connect with and be friends with throughout college,” said Dana Reed, University Activities Board president. More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2018/08/31/thousands-attend-annual-fall-fest/

For some, April Craze is a time to play carnival games and compete against friends. For others, it’s a way to dance their cares away and enjoy delicious summertime food. But for all, it marks the end of the spring semester and a time to unwind with friends. This year’s event was organized by the University Activities Board, which expected 3,000 to 5,000 students along with 141 campus organizations and 31 area vendors. This event marks the seventh anniversary of April Craze, which replaced the former end-of-the-quarter event May Daze in 2012. It has continued to be one of the most widely celebrated events at Wright State. For more information on April Craze, contact the University Activities Board at 937-775-5500 or visit wsuab.com.

https://www.youtube.com/user/WrightStateU Wright State students, faculty and staff could find plenty of ways to celebrate Halloween around campus over the last week. The University Activities Board along with the University Center for International Education hosted the WSU Scare Fair in the Student Union Atrium. Students played games, ate popcorn, carved pumpkins and learned about different cultures. “We are always trying to educate our international students on some American traditions,” said Catherine Hernandez, international student program coordinator at the University Center for International Education. The Global Public Health Brigade hosted a Pumpkin Smash fundraiser on the Quad. Students paid $3 to smash a pumpkin with a sledgehammer. Proceeds from the event will benefit an upcoming trip to Nicaragua. The Office of Latino Affairs hosted a party to celebrate the Day of the Dead. Students painted masks, danced and learned about Latino traditions. More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2017/11/01/smashing-pumpkins/#video

Fall Fest, the annual celebration that highlights Welcome Weeks at Wright State, brought students, staff and faculty together for a day of fun, food and free goodies. The event gave students a chance to learn more about student organizations, educational opportunities at Wright State and services offered by different campus departments. Organized by the University Activities Board, Fall Fest attracted about 5,000 people, more than 100 student organizations along with 40 vendors. “This is a chance for students to get used to Wright State and feel welcome and at home,” said Jordan Collins, University Activities Board president.

http://wright.edu/news For some, April Craze is a time to play carnival games and compete against friends. For others, it’s a way to dance their cares away and enjoy delicious summertime food. But for all, it marks the end of the spring semester and a time to unwind with friends. This year’s event was organized by the University Activities Board, which expected 3,000 to 5,000 students to take part in the campus fun. This event marks the six anniversary of April Craze, which replaced the former end-of-the-quarter event May Daze in 2012. It has continued to be one of the most widely celebrated events at Wright State. For more information on April Craze, contact the University Activities Board at 937-775-5500 or visit wsuab.com. More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2017/04/21/thousands-attend-april-craze/

Fall Fest, the annual celebration that concludes Welcome Week at Wright State, brought students, staff and faculty together for a day of fun, food and free goodies. The event gave students a chance to learn more about student organizations, educational opportunities at Wright State and services offered by different campus departments. Organized by the University Activities Board, Fall Fest attracted about 6,000 people, more than 100 student organizations along with 40 vendors. “I love providing that opportunity to other students for them to come out and see other clubs and see what they’re about,” said Michayla Fuller, University Activities Board president.

Welcome back students! Here at the Impact we hope you all had a wonderful summer and dedicated this episode to welcoming back students, new and old. This week we hear from the President of the Spartan Marching Band, a member of the University Activities Board, the Director of the LGBT Resource Center and have a chat about the state of the university with ASMSU President, James Conwell. Covering all things relevant to students all year long, we at Exposure are glad to have you back.

Welcome back students! Here at the Impact we hope you all had a wonderful summer and dedicated this episode to welcoming back students, new and old. This week we hear from the President of the Spartan Marching Band, a member of the University Activities Board, the Director of the LGBT Resource Center and have a chat...