Two African American quilt makers, China and Mary Ann Pettway, from Gee's Bend, Alabama, speak of growing up during the Civil Rights movement and how quilts serve not only as decoration and art form, but as functional tools and pieces of community.
In the basement of Snyder-Phillips Hall, is the Michigan State University record label, Bogue Street Records. One of the first albums released under the label is Day Zero Breakdown, by Lansing local Dennis Hinrichsen. In collaboration with the RCAH Center for Poetry and two other Michigan artists, Worm Moon and bioPrism, the album was performed in the RCAH Theatre.
Dearest gentle reader as we enter season four of Netflix’s hit show Bridgerton, we are pulled into the story by the glitz and glam of the Regency era fashion. Aside from the swoon worthy romances that are center stage each season, the fashion has been known to cause quite a scandal amongst fans, and this season is no different.
The living environment for many first-year students can shape their whole college experience and Michigan State’s campus is no exception. Housing assignments are officially randomized for incoming freshmen, although year after year there are trends of certain majors that end up calling home to the same neighborhood or even dorm building.
Photography exhibit titled "Ukraine: War and Resistance" opens in Snyder Hall on Feb. 24. The exhibit will be shown until the end of March.
Students and MSU Surplus Store give move-out advice.
The fifth annual Lunar New Year Celebration Concert flows with natural harmony with traditional Chinese instruments, the Zheng and Quin, performed by Haiqiong Deng.
Michigan State University's Latinx Film Festival (LxFF) hosts a biannual celebration of LatinX films and filmmakers. 2026 marked the fourth celebration of LxFF, the largest Latin American film festival in Michigan.
20 years ago Wii Sports released for people to play worldwide. It became a staple for many members of Gen Z and had a significant impact on the gaming world.
Hulu's college drama, 'Tell Me Lies,' released its final episode this Tuesday.
The world premiere of Sandra Seaton's 'Sally' opens at Wharton.
Reality television, known for its abundance of drama and unpredictable nature, has recently found its way into mainstream television once again. First gaining popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s with "The Real World" and "Survivor," reality television introduced a new type of show structure.
Sandra Seaton's play, "Sally," will debut for its world premiere at Wharton Center from Feb. 19 to 21.
On Feb. 12, the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum hosted their Valentine's Day event, though it wasn't exactly a traditional celebration. The event, Love is a Monster: An Anti-Valentines Day Party, was free to attend and centered around art.
