A bevy of swans in tights and tutus graced the stage of Cobb Great Hall on Sunday night for a 7 p.m. showing of “Swan Lake” put on by the World Ballet Company. With handcrafted scenery and costumes, projections and their own live orchestra, the World Ballet Company’s goal was to deliver the ballet “at its best, with all its beauty and drama, and make the story feel immediate,” said Gulya Hartwick, the executive director of the company.
MSU veterinary students offered free care to 122 pets belonging to 77 families at Reutter Park in collaboration with Homeless Angels.
On Sept. 19, Michigan State University lost power campuswide, resulting in some lasting effects, such as a lack of hot water in all of the residential buildings. As the week went on, MSU worked diligently to restore buildings throughout campus, with some students living on campus luckier than others. The campus is divided into zones, meaning North and Brody neighborhoods (zones 5 and 6) have been placed last on the list for full restoration.
The Spartan Ren Faire gives students a chance to experience a Renaissance-themed event. Held at Horticulture Gardens, this event featured flower crowns, face painting, costumes, and activities that brought students together while introducing them to a new part of campus.
Michigan State University is competing against other Big Ten schools for a $1 million prize through the We Give Blood foundation. The $1 million would go towards MSU student and community health initiatives.
MSU students and Broadway veterans stage a new musical about Sally Ride and NASA's post-Challenger astronauts in just two weeks. In collaboration with New Musical Laboratory, the show is constantly changing, giving actors and producers a unique experience.
The ThriveSpace Essentials Corner is providing Michigan State University students with free snacks, school supplies and personal care and hygiene items as it reopens for the school year.
Later this week about 1,000 Spartans will be going through the sorority recruitment process for the Panhellenic Council. This can be an extremely intimidating process, but for many this leads to lifelong a sisterhood that expands far beyond collegiate walls. With the formality of each event slightly increasing per round, it can be challenging to find items that shows off your personality and fits the tone of each day.
The fall semester at Michigan State University is full of rich traditions that connect students and alumni alike. One of the most treasured events that all students aim to attend in their undergraduate years is Hayride. This uniquely midwestern tradition is about more than just the activities that the students partake in, but also an opportunity to embrace the classic autumn aesthetics. Figuring out an outfit that is both practical for a cold October night and is on theme with the fall trends is tricky, but not impossible.
Filipino-British artist Beabadoobee has just come out with her fourth studio album, "Pylon." The album dives into themes of isolation, loneliness and the trials and tribulations of young adulthood while exploring a heavier, more rock-oriented sound.
RAs are often seen as the students who enforce quiet hours or respond when something goes wrong, but their responsibilities go beyond the rules. This story explores how RAs balance college life while supporting residents with everyday challenges and building community.
Daebak Spartans is a club that students can join if they like learning different K-pop choreography or if they have an interest in K-pop in general. This club gives the opportunity to make friends, attend social events, and find a community who share their interest in K-pop.
Michigan State University has a wide variety of dessert options at its seven all-you-care-to-eat residential dining halls. In this article, all seven dining halls are ranked on the quality and enjoyment of a dessert they offer.
A flock of Michigan State University students walked along the Fenner Nature Center trails on Wednesday, eyes trained for flickering movement in the trees as they passed binoculars back and forth.
