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News

In The Press

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Equiduct returns to the spotlight in this in-depth feature highlighting its transformation from a student club to a registered nonprofit. The article explores mentorship, Financial Field Day, and the deep relationships formed between MSU volunteers and Lansing students. It’s a story of community, connection, and grassroots impact.

The State News shares how two MSU students founded Equiduct to bridge the gap between campus and community. With support from local partners, their mission to make tutoring and mentorship accessible has grown into a thriving student-led movement. This piece captures Equiduct’s heart at its beginning.

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How Equiduct is helping prepare youth for their future

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EQ News was created by our 2023 PR interns from MSU’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) Chapter during a period of active publication. Since then, our core team has focused on launching new programs, expanding partnerships, and sustaining daily operations as our founders prepared for medical school and entered the workforce.

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Looking ahead, we’re collaborating with several of those same students to establish a longstanding strategic partnership with PRSSA. Under this model, a rotating team of student professionals will take on Equiduct as an ongoing client—producing EQ News, managing media outreach, and supporting a long-term communications strategy. This partnership offers PR students agency, real-world experience, and another meaningful way to give back to their community.

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A fresh start with new programs, rising grades, and an in-depth founder interview. This issue also highlights our Mt. Hope in-school tutoring initiative and the impact of collaborative learning.

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Finance major Abby Marry reflects on how tutoring has shaped her college experience and shares why small moments with students can lead to lasting change.

Our Giving Tuesday message of gratitude—featuring mentor reflections, classroom stories, and a celebration of what makes learning and service such powerful gifts.

Katie Higgins, an EQ leaders and volunteer, shares how tutoring changed her college experience and why Equiduct is more than a program—it’s a family of learners and leaders.

The very first issue of EQ News, introducing our mission, origin story, and early impact. Includes program overviews for tutoring, mentorship, and Junior Achievement.

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