Going the distance during coronavirus

More on this topic

College of Communication Arts and Sciences

ComArtSci alum taps his love for poetryJul 09, 2020Masaki Takahashi believes in the power of poetry, particularly the raw. . .Lawrence Stallworth: From full-time auto worker to graduateJul 06, 2020I came from a community college where there’s little-to-no campus. . .Stacey Fox: Music and MarsJun 16, 2020Journalism professor Stacey Fox just released a children’s album,. . .The truth behind fake news and politics on social mediaJun 02, 2020Dustin Carnahan, an assistant professor of communications in the College. . .Rai Sampson: Landing a dream jobJun 01, 2020During my time in the MSU StratCom program I worked for three different. . .

Machine learning model finds SARS-CoV-2 growing more infectiousJun 30, 2020A novel machine learning model developed by researchers at Michigan. . .

MSU vet clinic modifies hours, urges calling aheadJun 29, 2020The MSU Veterinary Medical Center has modified its operations to. . .

Social science LEADR supports creation of 10,000 face shieldsJun 29, 2020Coordinating with the MSU libraries as well as other campus and local. . .

Disparities in biology textbooks exploredJun 26, 2020Researchers from four universities, including MSU plant biologists. . .

Head of acting and directing in the Department of Theatre, Rob Roznowski, co-wrote The Introverted Actor: Practical Approaches. The book seeks to alter the perception of introversion in theater, and enable directors and educators to create balance between introverts and extroverts in a classroom or rehearsal space. Roznowski and his co-authors offer first-hand accounts, methods and techniques to best serve students that may not fit the extroverted theater stereotype.

Going the distance during coronavirus

More on this topic

Top stories