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(07/05/23 3:06pm)
TikTok has given way to many fashion and lifestyle crazes: slicked back ponytails, neutral colors, light makeup. But come May of this year, the popular app became filled with a new trend: the “old money” aesthetic.
(07/05/23 4:31pm)
Michigan State University alumna Maya Schuhknecht was crowned Miss Michigan 2023 in late June. After winning $10,000 in scholarships, she will now go on to compete in the 2024 Miss America competition.
(07/02/23 10:11pm)
On Friday, the United States Supreme Court struck down President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan 6-3, deeming the plan unconstitutional.
(06/30/23 11:19pm)
Laura Rugless will begin work Saturday, July 1 as Michigan State University’s vice president for civil rights and Title IX education and compliance, filling an almost two-year vacancy.
(07/01/23 12:00pm)
On July 29, 2021, an earthquake struck Chignik, Alaska, registering at an 8.2 magnitude – making it the strongest earthquake that has struck the U.S. in nearly 60 years.
(06/29/23 10:33pm)
Detroit – The Apple Developer Academy graduated over 160 students Thursday, marking the second year of the tech giant’s partnership with Michigan State University with a nearly doubled class-size.
(06/30/23 3:31pm)
June is a month where members of the LGBTQ+ community come together to spread awareness and celebrate Pride with a sense of community, whether that’s being at home, their workplace or throughout their college experience.
(06/28/23 7:46pm)
Prabu David, a longtime administrator currently serving multiple high-level roles in MSU’s leadership, will leave the university next month to become Rochester Institute of Technology’s new provost, RIT announced.
(06/27/23 6:56pm)
When Anthony Williams Jr. resigned from his Michigan State University deanship in February over an incident of sexual misconduct, it wasn’t the first time he faced accusations. It was just the first time they stuck.
(06/27/23 3:21pm)
Since its release on June 2, "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" has sparked a whirlwind of discussion and praise around its animation styles, plot, characters and soundtrack. The film, a sequel to "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," expands its cross-dimensional plot and sees the return of familiar favorites Miles Morales (played by Shameik Moore), Spider-Gwen (played by Hailee Steinfeld) and Peter B. Parker (played by Jake Johnson), among others.
(06/26/23 9:18pm)
Every June, Pride Month commences new marketing strategies for large corporations across America. From rainbow logos to pride-themed merchandise, companies jump at the opportunity to show their allyship to the LGBTQ+ community.
(06/24/23 12:00pm)
Michigan State University Black Students’ Alliance, or BSA, said in an Instagram post Thursday that a racial slur had been written outside the Student Services Building on June 8.
(06/24/23 3:00am)
Attorneys representing the families of Arielle Anderson and Brian Fraser, who were killed in the Feb. 13 mass shooting, as well as attorneys representing Hanyang Tao, a previously unnamed survivor of the shooting, filed Friday an intent to sue Michigan State University.
(06/23/23 5:32pm)
Former Michigan State basketball forward Joey Hauser has agreed to a two-way contract with the Utah Jazz, his management team confirmed on social media shortly past midnight Friday. Hauser was the only Spartan to stay in the NBA Draft from the team’s roster last season.
(06/22/23 6:25pm)
The MSU Surplus Store is known for its diverse range of items. From gyro meat to genetic analyzers, the store never seems to fall short. Soon, they'll add a new item to their inventory: the Breslin Center scoreboard.
(06/22/23 8:16pm)
Since it was first reported that a submersible touring the wreckage of the infamous Titanic ship had gone missing, the internet has been a flurry of activity as experts, rescuers and civilians weighed in and scrambled to locate it.
(06/23/23 12:00pm)
Tamarandobra “Dobra” Ogeh went into medical school with an open mind, but the orthopedic specialty always found its way into her life. Now, Ogeh is gearing up to complete a one-month rotation with the Detroit Lions as part of the NFL Diversity in Sports Medicine Pipeline Initiative.The initiative—now in just its second year—was started as a way to diversify sports medicine and make a positive impact on medical students like Ogeh. The third-year Michigan State med student discovered her love of orthopedics when she was an undergrad exercise science student at George Washington University. Ogeh was a rugby player during college and had the opportunity to complete her clinical experience with a physician who also happened to be an orthopedic surgeon.“Orthopedics was the thing that I loved the most,” Ogeh said. “I would do a rotation and I was like—Oh, this is alright. But I would do orthopedics, or I'd go into an orthopedic surgical case, and I would be so excited. I love the field. I love the medicine. I love the people. I love the patient population, and I love what you do for people.”
(06/23/23 4:00pm)
Warnings of poor air quality, like the ones recently experienced in cities like Detroit and East Lansing as a result of Canadian wildfires that first started in March, could become more frequent in a world increasingly impacted by climate change, according to MSU professors.
(06/21/23 2:25am)
A third notice of intent to sue Michigan State University regarding the events of the February mass shooting on campus has been filed on behalf of Yukai “John” Hao, one of five students injured during the violence on Feb. 13.
(06/24/23 2:00pm)
For the longest time, free radicals of chemical elements were thought of as extremely rare chemical species. Scientists believed that they exhibited uncontrollable behavior because of their high reactivity.