Wednesday night, the MSU Paranormal Society teamed up with Campus Archaeology to lead their annual "Apparitions and Archaeology: A Haunted Campus Tour" event.
Not sure what to wear for Halloween? The State News has the quiz for you. Find out which Halloween costume you are!
The arrival of shorter days, longer nights and cool temperatures at MSU is typically indicative of the start of the autumn months, but it's also the signal of another season — the cold and flu season.
Some students never find their footing at their initial landing spots. After months — or maybe even years — of deliberation, students may decide the current institution they’re attending isn’t for them. They decide to play their sport at another university.
Within a mother, you’ll find a sense of duty to do all that they can to ensure the well-being of their child. This is true of one Michigan State University alumna. She is not only a Spartan — she’s a mother, as well. She, along with her husband, are both Spartan alumni with a daughter attending MSU. In recent weeks, they placed an anonymous advertisement in the State News — not an advertisement of goods and services, but an advertisement of thanks.
For Liv Swanton, studying chemistry in college was the dream. Coming to MSU, she wouldn’t let her severe latex allergy stunt her plan. So she met with the Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities, or RCPD, to make sure it happened.
On Friday night, MSU hoops’ annual MSU Madness — formerly known as Midnight Madness — took place at the Breslin Center. Players signed autographs, the team was announced, fans got a glimpse of the squad with a scrimmage, coach Tom Izzo came out with a mascot lookalike and the environment was electric.
Homecoming Week is here at MSU, and that means that both students and alumni will be coming together during the week to celebrate one thing they have in common — a shared Spartan heritage.
Over the past year, some changes have altered MSU and East Lansing. The State News has compiled a list of these hotspots – and the changes to them – as a refresher to those returning for MSU’s Homecoming Week and its imminent festivities.
Homecoming week is upon us. The week-long event celebrates current students and alumni alike. Two of those alumni, Dave Rysztak of Haslett and Charlie Thomas of Okemos, are being showcased by The State News.
What Michigan State team plays on a field, tackle opposing players with the ball, and currently undefeated in BIG Ten play?
As avid MSU football supporters, my father and I – season ticket holders at Spartan Stadium – travel to at least one away game every year to experience the environment of the towns and stadiums in the city.
Homecoming week is upon us! Here's a schedule of all the upcoming events you can participate in throughout the week.
The MSU Department of Theater will present an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel, "The Great Gatsby". The show will be performed live at the Wharton Center and will run from Oct. 13 to Oct. 22.
Inspired by Humans of New York, The State News spoke to international students about their fears, families and the lessons they learned after coming to the United States. Here are some of their stories.
The MSU North American Indigenous Student Organization celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day at the rock on Oct. 9 at 6 p.m.
Interdisciplinary studies in social science sophomore Jade Greear has met pop stars Paula Abdul and Selena Gomez, collaborated with former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and has even been featured on a cable TV show.
Twelve different organizations on MSU’s campus are making a difference each year by joining the fight against cancer, whether it is through volunteering, raising awareness or supplying funds.
It is fall. And for MSU’s greek life and clubs that means it’s hayride season. While hayrides are all about bonding and camaraderie, the signature mark of going on a hayride is the jug you decorate. Let’s see how to make a hayride jug.
There shouldn’t be any questions or debate on whether or not MSU promotes diversity on campus. The predominantly white institution welcomed the largest African-American freshman class this school year, more than any other Big Ten school.