For students at Michigan State University, the first semester can be long and stressful, which is why a break from the school work is needed.
Thanksgiving break gives MSU students the chance to see family members and friends while being able to relieve the stress of college before finals. However, some students are unable to feel the full effect of this break.
According to a report from the MSU Office of the Registrar, 71 percent of the student population resides in the state of Michigan, with the remaining percent labeled as out-of-state students.
For some of these out-of-state students, they may be unable to travel home due to being too far away, leaving them on-campus.
For these students, how do they feel about being unable to see their family, and what do they do while on campus?
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