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One downtown restaurant started using its noodle to come up with a new delivery tactic for both students and residents alike.
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After battling all day through the cold, wind and rain, the Spartans’ defense took the field with 5:47 remaining, a 13-6 lead and the chance to end the game.
Andrew Maxwell had done it 233 straight times without a problem.
As human biology senior Dylan McKay, soaking wet and cold, sat ringing out his socks after MSU’s loss against Iowa, he thought Saturday had to be the coldest game with the worst weather he’d ever experienced in his time visiting Spartan Stadium. But he wouldn’t trade it for anything.
The week of Homecoming is a time for Spartans of all ages to unite and share the bond that is MSU. During the week of Oct. 8-13, the everyday stresses of students were interrupted by campus events to promote school spirit.
When he stood at the podium Tuesday for his weekly press conference, Mark Dantonio spoke about the importance of weathering the storm that has become a cloudy season.
Under cloudy skies and a steady rain, the MSU football team saw its control on the season ripped away after falling to the Iowa Hawkeyes, 19-16 in double overtime at Spartan Stadium Saturday afternoon.
Jesse: Earlier in the week, I did a quick Q&A with The Daily Iowan in which they asked me to predict today’s game. Then, I guessed the Spartans (4-2 overall, 1-1 Big Ten) would eke out a 24-21 victory over the Hawkeyes (3-2, 1-0). Now, after walking 20 minutes in the pouring rain to Spartan Stadium and watching both teams warm up in that same rain before about 2,000 students and maybe 100 total other fans, respectfully, I’d like a mulligan.
MSU police are investigating a backpack theft from Bessey Hall on Oct. 6.
Hours before the doors of the Crofoot Ballroom in Pontiac, Mich., were scheduled to open Sunday, dozens of hard-core Owl City fans began lining up outside on Saginaw Street. Despite the pouring rain and cold temperatures, fans, including myself, came to see Adam Young take the stage in the last night of his U.S. tour. After seeing Owl City play at the Fillmore Detroit last summer, I had high expectations for the performance. My expectations were greatly exceeded in what I will now refer to as “the best concert I have ever been to.”
If you were to ask people to make a list of the best items needed for the Izzone Campout, their answer might lead you to believe they were sleeping somewhere other than Munn field.
As the No. 20 Michigan State Spartans headed into the locker room trailing Eastern Michigan 7-3 at halftime of Saturday’s game, boos rained down on them from the Spartan Stadium crowd.
Lansing resident Vickie Miller leaned against a bus stop with her yellow umbrella in hand, listening to the blues and watching a man and a little boy dance around on the pavement.
Moments after MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio stormed away from the podium after Saturday’s underwhelming 23-7 victory over Eastern Michigan, defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi took the stage.
As he went to the locker room, with boos raining down from the stands, Dion Sims knew he had to do something.
The streets of Charlotte are filled with people this week for the Democratic National Convention, but it isn’t just delegates that are inhabiting the city.
While I was leafing through the archives of The State News, I came across a piece that caught my eye. In 1981, people were completely swamped with rain, so much so that the Red Cedar flooded.
Charlotte, N.C. — Although no hurricane weather has passed through Charlotte, N.C., during this week’s Democratic National Convention, the weather has been less than par, and as a result, some of the convention’s schedule has been altered.
Editor’s Note: The State News has four writers and photographers on the ground at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C. Follow for continuous coverage of the week’s activities.