When lead singer and guitarist Michael Motherwell took the stage Sunday afternoon to perform with his band, Something Utopic, he was playing with more of a sense of purpose than usual.
A year has passed since no-preference freshman Ryan Carter discovered blues dancing, a relaxed, slowed-down style of partner dancing, at a local studio near his hometown of Grand Rapids, and the love-at-first-sight feeling has yet to wear off.
Zack Sztanyo will make his debut on the big screen in his first-ever full-length feature film Friday. But the political science senior said he is much more nervous than he is excited. “I hate seeing myself act,” Sztanyo said.
Rather than starting out the fall semester of his freshman year in the dorms meeting new people, no-preference freshman Gabe VanGessel spent his in a tent in the middle of Tanzania. “I wanted an adventure,” he said.
It is almost the weekend. Classes are ending and students are ready to unwind. Here is a roundup of events to attend during the weekend respite. ATD Fashion Show The Department of Art and Art History will present its annual Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show at 7 p.m.
After about 10 years of waiting, Edward O’Ryan finally has landed his dream role in one of his favorite plays.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a big fan of Tom Long, the film critic for The Detroit News. Every weekend, I look forward to pulling out the entertainment section of The Detroit News and reading his reviews on the latest movies.
Graphic design and photography professor Henry Brimmer is a firm believer in his students’ ability to succeed, which is why this year, he made a push for more students to get involved with the ADDY Awards.
Growing up, Lansing resident Jasmine Hughes constantly was frustrated with her generation’s idea of food and lack of interest in meals as a bonding experience.
For many students, spring break means beaches, parties and a much-needed break from class and work. And for those who are traveling to a tropical location where they might be seen wearing a swimsuit or other revealing ensembles, it also means working out to ensure they have a beach-fit body to show off while on vacation.
Walk into any college dorm room or apartment, and you’ll find the area most likely is filled with photographs.
After Therese Penn’s high school friend was kidnapped and murdered, her view of her role in the world changed drastically.
To some, this season of Spartan basketball means an awesome pair of Izzone tickets and a guaranteed fun experience — but for most of us, it means cramming into our friends’ dorm room with 10 other people to watch the game and snack on whatever happens to be right in front of you.
When psychology senior Krista Bur was in fifth grade, she told her teacher her name was yellow. “She just kind of looked at me like I was crazy,” Bur said.
When Residential College in the Arts and Humanities freshman Sarah Botruff sits down in the art studio in the basement of Snyder Hall to sew, she leaves behind the real world and enters one of her own creation.
After refining his skills at open mic nights on campus and at small local shows, Adrian Sanchez finally has proof his hard work is paying off.
Director Stephanie Fluegeman, who has participated in the play “The Vagina Monologues” for the past three years, knows what most people think when they hear the title. “People usually get the wrong idea,” she said.
While some bands are preoccupied with becoming famous, Doug Mains & the City Folk are satisfied simply creating music.
It is almost the weekend. Classes are ending, and students are ready to unwind. Here is a roundup of events to attend during the weekend respite. Spartan Stampede Rodeo Are you interested in seeing cowboys and cowgirls participate in events such as barrel racing, steer wrestling and the dangerous sport of bull riding? The MSU Rodeo Club is hosting its 43rd annual Spartan Stampede Rodeo at 8 p.m.
Kinesiology freshman Amanda LaPres and advertising freshman Kailey Cox are roommates with impressive living quarters.