Lauren Wood- news story

IDS health studies senior Cortney Bouse and fundraising and event planning chair for MSU Students for Choice holds a sign for cars to honk as they pass by the protest at the rock on Farm Lane on Tuesday. The protest was held in response to the proposed federal cuts to the Planned Parenthood services.

Social relations and policy and women and gender studies junior Molly Korn, right, raises a sign with other protestors at the rock on Farm Lane on Tuesday afternoon. Korn is the advertising and outreach chair for MSU Students for Choice who organized the event protesting the cuts of Planned Parenthoods throughout the country.

Biosystems engineering junior Maureen Berryman, left, and general management junior Samantha Bowles hold signs supporting Planned Parenthood while standing on an ice mound near the rock on Farm Lane Tuesday afternoon during a protest of the funding cuts proposed for Planned Parenthood. The Students for a Choice group hosted the protest, and had people sign a petition supporting the public organization, which provides services like cancer screening and birth control to women.