Student’s baker skills used to make a profit
Interdisciplinary studies in social science junior Kaley Moore admits to having a bit of a sweet tooth.
Interdisciplinary studies in social science junior Kaley Moore admits to having a bit of a sweet tooth.
Time is running out to get your special someone the perfect Valentine’s Day gift to express to them how much you care.
Amid her sea of priorities, graduate student Jennifer Slabaugh, also known as Gluteus Maxine, said roller derby is the only thing that keeps her sane.
There are countless paths one can take on their journey to finding love. Some of these routes are smooth and easy to navigate — when falling in love with someone comes naturally and without hassle. But other roads are bumpy and confusing, leaving those traveling upon them heartbroken or alone.
Media arts and technology junior David Dunne participates in the MSU Film Collective not only for the credit but also for the opportunity to watch interesting films that experiment with everything from decaying footage to minimal scenes to unique sounds.
Brandon Piper will put his acting skills to the ultimate test Friday as he performs in a never before seen production.
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.
With his headphones on and his speakers blasting, Dan Patten pumps up the crowd with his deafening beats.
Across campus, Pinterest has been spotted on computer screens in coffee shops, lounges and lecture halls. “Everyone has it now,” interior design senior Carolyn Fava said.
Wharton Center’s Creative Director Bert Goldstein knows people want to hear about sex. “Let’s face it — it’s a subject we’re all interested in,” he said.
Music enthusiasts rejoice — the industry’s biggest night is almost here. Award season is upon us, and it’s time again for the annual Grammy Awards, which will be held at 8 p.m.
College is a whole new world for many freshmen traveling campus for the first time. The State News sat down with one of these explorers to get a glimpse, in 15 questions or fewer, of a new face on campus and her perspective of her new frontier.
To Ethan Tate, Lansing is a community in need of creative cultivation. The professional writing senior said he believes the area is booming with talented artists, and he feels a need to share their work with others.
As a freshman in 2008, advertising senior Kevin McGraw quickly grew tired of MSU spirit wear looking the same.
Valentine’s Day can be a difficult holiday to celebrate for students on a budget because when you add up the price of many of the traditional gifts, such as candy and flowers, and the cost of a date night, it can prove to be very expensive.
Dynamite Film Productions began as eight kids in a neighborhood in Troy, Mich., who loved to watch movies and decided to create some of their own, including MSU alumni Kevin McGrail and Tom Williams.
Diana Busby jump-started her career creating comic books with the knowledge and experience she gained in a course she took during the summer. The studio art and media arts and technology senior said although she developed an interest in comics at a young age, she would not have been able to turn her passion into something more without the help of Ryan Claytor, a professor in the Department of Art & Art History.
Despite having several Grammy and Country Music awards, country singer Suzy Bogguss has not lost sight of what is most important to her — her interaction with her fans.
Some say practice makes perfect. And after a few years of refining his skills, Middle of the Mitten creator Joel Heckaman said he thinks he finally got it right.
When MSU alumnus Nate Daniels’ friend Kevin Willson asked him to help out with the promotion of his newest work for the Doritos Crash the Super Bowl commercial contest, he was more than happy to oblige — little did he know he would get tickets to Super Bowl XLVI and thousands of dollars out of the deal.