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Mopeds have become a new trend for students to get around Michigan State Universities large campus.

"It's just nice being able to get on campus and to your class pretty fast, and you don't have to worry about parking," said Emily Duddles, a junior at MSU.

Although mopeds have become convenient for Duddles, another student is concerned for her safety when walking about campus.

"It's scary as someone walking around because they don't always pay attention and they could run into you while your trying to cross the road," said Karina Kluck, sophomore at MSU.

Moped users find them selves breaking basic traffic laws that continue to put pedestrians walking around campus in danger.

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Although convenient for students on Michigan State's campus, moped users have sparked concerns in pedestrians about their safety while walking around campus.

Moped users are suppose to follow the driving laws the exact same way as people driving cars, but many incidents have shown that moped drivers continue to not follow these.

Emily Duddles, a junior at MSU, loves the convenience of her moped to get to and from class on such a large campus at MSU.

However, Karina Kluck, a sophomore at MSU, finds herself frightened for her safety when walking around campus with so many people breaking the driving laws on mopeds.

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The Director of Fan Engagement and Digital Marketing, Jim Donatelli, has been continuing to promote a new student organization called ASSET at Michigan State University.

"We created ASSET this year in a way to bring together all of our student sections on campus," Donatelli said.

The student group has been lead by Senior, Ben Limb, who has been dedicating his time to help establish this very new student group.

"We knew that the best approach to have these student sections succeed, is to have students leading them," Donatelli said.

As Limb continues to help lead the ASSET team, Donatelli hopes to see ASSET become more established over time and start to have an impact on student engagement at sporting events.

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A new student group on Michigan State Universities campus has just been created to help improve fan engagement at MSU sporting events.
Jim Donatelli, Director of Fan Engagement and Digital Marketing at MSU created the Athletic Student Section Engagement Team, also known as ASSET.

Donatelli has created a team of dedicated sports fans who are also students at Michigan State University.

Ben Limb, a Senior Supply Chain Management Major and President of ASSET, leads this student group with excitement and passion.

Limb and Donatelli continue to work hard on making sure this student group has positive progress and feedback from all members.

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Student athletes at Michigan State University experience many struggles when it comes to time management between their sport and their schoolwork.

Michelle Babst, a junior engineering major and a women's club soccer player, finds herself tired and frustrated after missing out on a whole weekend of studying for a whole weekend of playing soccer.

Babst competes on the club soccer team at MSU that is currently ranked number one in their division and are recent National Champions for the W-MASC conference.

Babst continues to find the time to manage all of her responsibilities and maintain an excellent GPA and is a dedicated athlete to her sport.

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Michigan State student athlete Michelle Babst returned home on Sunday night after a long weekend competing with her club soccer team at Grand Valley State University.

Babst dedicated all of her time from this weekend to her club soccer team that competed at their regional tournament. With all of that time taken away from her, Babst now struggled to complete her engineering homework.

"I might be tired but at least we are still ranked number one in our region!" Babst said.

Babst became ever more frustrated when her dog continued to step on her laptop and distract her from completing her homework.

After an exciting weekend, Babst finally had time to start focusing on her schoolwork and studying for her exam the next day.