Winter can be a season of emotional turmoil. And what better way to release those emotions than to binge-watching TV? Culture Reporter Quynh Anh Tong talks us through some of the most thrilling movies and TV shows you can stream right now.
Are you "rebranding" yourself this year? Lifestyles reporter Lily Guiney is not and here's why:
Growing up in Detroit, I listened to an unhealthy amount of Motown, and "An Evening With Silk Sonic" brought me back to the days my family and I would listen to Stevie Wonder with its beautiful funk and R&B sound. Feel free to call me an old head, I just enjoy good music.
"Balancing life between school, a job and military is extremely difficult and can be too much to handle at times, but I know it's nothing compared to the horrors other veterans have seen," writes city of East Lansing reporter Noah Edgar. Check out the rest of his column here.
Christmas music right after Halloween, a tragedy or way of life? Reporters Drew Goretzka and Dan Netter battle it out.
"There I was on Sep, 16, blissfully unaware of what was to come next. I stepped out of the Communication Arts and Sciences Building to find Zippy, my moped of three years, gone."
"I wonder what Thompson would say about the events that are taking place now: the polarization of this country, all the anger and rage and pointing fingers at one another," City of East Lansing reporter Noah Edgar writes. "I can't help but think that his words would unite us, or at the very least make us laugh."
I can't thank this place enough.
Aaron Henry is leaving MSU to enter the NBA Draft – and he made the right call.
I recognize that I was extremely fortunate to have the friends and family that I have because I would not be writing this article without them. This has made me realize that the connections that we have on a personal level need to be prioritized, and that we need to be diligent in checking up with one another, especially now.
For Women's History Month, State News reporters Verena Daniel and Dina Kaur share their experience of facing struggles with their cultural identities as women of color through a dual column.
I had already been in my room, alone, for nearly a week. I looked out the window, imagining what my semi-quarantine would look like without any natural light. I decided to keep the blinds up.
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Kobe Bryant's complicated legacy and the crash that he and eight others died in still resonate, 365 days later.
For four years of memories, Spartan Stadium, I thank you. Those who read and follow along? I thank you too.
MSU's one win against Michigan, to be honest with myself, was just a flash in the pan.
The dueling column, even in a pandemic, lives on for two college newspapers.
Although this year looks a lot different, I still enjoy being an RA. I love seeing my residents in the hallway or in the cafeteria because that is the only time I can interact with them in person.
Now, circling back to former President John F. Kennedy: “The question before us is, which point of view and which party do we want to lead the United States?” An obstinate nationalist, or a receptive patriot?
I graduate in the spring, but what's next? Sometimes I have no idea.