In their Big Ten season opener, the Spartans either could have regained momentum after the bye week and falling to Arizona State, or went back to their winning ways. They went with the former, beating Indiana, 35-21, at Memorial Stadium.
Youth has not proven to be an issue for the Spartans this season thus far. But now, Big Ten competition awaits, starting with a matchup with Iowa (8-3) on Friday. But if you asked the Spartans what their confidence level is heading into conference play, they would tell you it's through the roof.
Former Michigan State running back Le'Veon Bell has yet to play a game for the Pittsburg Steelers amidst an on-going contract dispute with the team.
A loss at Indiana to start off Big Ten play could be the beginning of a much different season than originally anticipated for MSU.
City beat reporter S.F. McGlone shares what went into her decision to leave school in the spring, and why she's glad she did now that she's returned.
The Spartans' upcoming bye week will give them some much-needed time to correct some of their flaws, shown in their Saturday night loss to No. 23 Arizona State.
Michigan State was able to defeat Utah State in the home opener. But the Aggies might have exposed some issues for the Spartans.
Transferring to MSU was a difficult decision, but one I know I will not regret.
I’d put money on it happening.
After a huge turnaround from MSU football's 2016 3-9 football season to a 2017 10-3 record, the hype is still there, but now the question being asked is if the team and head coach Mark Dantonio will continue on their successful run.
For those of you having a difficult time choosing between two things you’re passionate about, my advice is to not give up one of them just because it might be harder, or might seem impossible, to do both.
What if we could all leave a smaller footprint? Challenge accepted.
We are here to provide a full picture of what life is like at MSU. We are here to serve you, our readers.
It took a village of complicit individuals in places of power to create a safe haven for Larry Nassar. It will take an unwavering horde of vigilant, courageous individuals to dismantle it.
My name is Morgan McCaul, and I’m 18 years old.
If MSU wants to recover as an institution and a community, the next step must be the immediate resignation of the entire Board of Trustees, along with every single official in Interim President Engler’s cruel and corrupt administration.
The State News Editorial Board — among several other voices echoing in your ears — is calling for every single one of you to resign, effective immediately.
" I wouldn't object to that; honestly, I just want to see some effort at accountability and doling out of disciplinary action on the part of the university, some sort of practical consequence to truly send the message that this will not be tolerated on our campus, something other than a blasé, 'Well, people talk, nothing we can do about it.'"
