MSU Safety #1 Recap

Students on campus feel safe and secure whether that be living on or off campus.

As freshmen, Brittany Sloan and Maria Smith feel safe everywhere on campus, especially in the dorms because of the security they have around them. Between resident assistants and police, there's never a time they can't call on one or thee other for help if needed.

"When I experienced living in the dorms and being apart of the campus community I felt more comfortable," Sloan said. 

MSU students living off campus seem to feel just as comfortable and safe like Niquel Jazmyne'. Jazmyne' has safe transportation to class and back home with the CATA services. 

As community assistant, Kathryn Milarch does her job to ensure her residents are always safe with 24/7 security throughout the complex.

"We have so much seurity around us," said Milarch. 

Being cautious of your surroundings is the smartest thing to do as students on campus said Sergeant Dan Munford. As a policeman staying interactive on campus helps to keep the university safe and aware.

According to Munford,  "Awareness is the biggest and smartness thing students can do to remain safe on campus. Always leave yourself an escape route, walk in pairs, and never by yourself."

MSU police are forced to submit mandatory data to help FBI and UNC to help improve crime statistics. 

Blog News Media #1-Preview

It's almost game time for the NCAA Championship Basketball game Thursday evening in Armstrong Hall. Michigan State student, Lee Davenport gathers together with fellow Spartans to cheer on the MSU vs. Delaware tournament.


While emotions are running high and score is tied, Davenport is pumped and excited to see MSU terminate Delaware that he begins to make humorous comments to the players.


"I hate run and gun teams. They are old guys at the Rec center," Davenport said.


It's halftime and Davenport and Michigan State student Kevin Watkins discuss the possibility of MSU winning the Final Four. Davenport is convinced that if MSU wins they will not succeed in the NCAA Championship. Watkins on the other hand believes that they can win both Final Four and Championship game.


"MSU about to get the dub," Watkins said.


With 5 minutes to spare, MSU has a 19 point lead making it impossible for Delaware to catch up.

MSU wins the NCAA Tournament against Delaware with a leading score of 93-78.

Blog News Media #1-Review

It's almost game time for MSU Spartans where Delaware plays against Michigan State University. Armstrong Hall gets together in the lobby to cheer on our fellow Spartans to a victorious win. Pumped and ready to kick some butt is Lee Davenport and a huge crowd of Armstrong residents. Five minutes into the game and its already a tie score of 8-8 and Davenport makes comments suggestive to the players. "I hate run and gun teams," Davenport said. "They are old guys at the Rec center."As the game gets intense Davenport is more focused. Halftime is near and Davenport and Kevin Watkins discuss the possibility of MSU wining the Final Four. Watkins believes if MSU wins the Final Four they will win the NCAA Championship. "MSU about to get a dub," Watkins said. On the other hand Davenport believes if MSU wins the Final Four they will not succeed in the NCAA Championship. "I don't believe MSU could beat Florida. Match up problems coupled with Florida's defense. MSU has a 19 point lead and wins the NCAA Tournament with a leading score of 93-78.