Campus Transportation Pt. 2


Across MichiganState University’s Campus, students and staff continue to find new ways to travel on campus through a variation of transportation methods. 

For underclassmen, walking and the CATA bus system seem to be the easiest method of transportation said Sophomore education student Tully Ann Williams.

"I love walking to class," Williams said. "I get to exercise plus I save money that I would be spending on gas or parking tickets."

However, for older students living off campus, driving a car is essential.

Junior advertising student Cole Koretos said that he relies heavily on his car to get to class and work.

"I live pretty far off campus and I pretty much drive everywhere because it saves me a ton of time," Koretos said. "Plus I work over 20 hours a week and it helps to have a car to get to work."

Koretos said that the only downfall is the parking fees.

"Some weeks I start to rack up on parking tickets," Koretos said. "But other weeks you find just the right time where PACE won't know you're there."


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