Leaving a legacy of a calm demeanor and genuine joy for teaching, Michael Rathke will be retiring this year after 48 years as an MSU chemistry professor. Though he estimates he’s taught roughly 30,000 students throughout the years, he’s said to have sincerely cared about the learning experience of everyone who took his courses.
The Cook Recital Hall was filled with soprano music, ringing vibrato, and thunderous applause in response to Catherine Goode’s “The Story of Cinderella” vocal recital on April 16.
LGBT Pride Month has promoted the celebration of identity within the queer community, but also encouraged those not in the community to join in the celebration this April at MSU.
MSU’s classic “Go Green” chant was answered with “Go Wild” at MSU University Activity Board’s annual Drag Show Friday night.
Last week, over 300 MSU students participated in Spartans vs Zombies, a campus-wide game featuring nerf guns and missions.
First-year student in MSU’s College of Human Medicine Ariel Dempsey was enjoying a swing dancing session with her younger brother, Jordan Dempsey, in January 2015 when her nightmare began. Ariel’s hand slipped from her brother’s while attempting a flip. Her head and neck lead the six-foot-fall.
The MSU Paintball Club will join over 50 other teams in Kissimmee, Florida, for the National Collegiate Paintball Association (NCPA) annual championship tournament from April 15 to 17. The MSU Paintball Club will travel with 11 players, six more than made the trip to last year’s tournament.
Humans have lost Beaumont Tower and zombies have taken over. As the horde charges forward from the now-infected landmark, the retreat begins. Survivors flee the incoming threat, computer science junior Diego Carrillo and his group stay back to help them escape. They use Nerf guns and hold the zombies off, stunning them while others run. The 2016 game of Spartans vs. Zombies is in full swing from April 11 until April 16.
Business student Travis, who chose to keep his last name and year in school private, said he uses Adderall without a prescription to help him stay awake.
Students weigh in on what should be on your pre-graduation bucket list.
Five former MSU students decided to sacrifice everything and move to Los Angeles in hope of building a successful music career. They are now the band Naiswan.
“Ball-change, kick, kick, kick, step on eight.” A syncopated hand rhythm was combined with a complex foot step during one of the first rehearsals for the MSU Department of Theatre’s upcoming production of “Grease.”
The Wharton Center was filled with Indian culture and entertainment Saturday for the annual Satrang event of “Saathiya: Around the World in Seven Dances” was presented by MSU's Coalition of Indian Undergraduate Students.
The New Year, a film currently in the production stages, involves several MSU students and alumnus. The independent short film is based on Tim Pratt's short story "Happy Old Year.”
Humbled and honored is the way physiology freshman Joseph Enwerejobi said he felt after being crowned 2016-17’s Mr. Black MSU. Interdisciplinary studies in social science sophomore Charniece Lang said she joined the competition to prove her confidence. She was crowned 2016-17’s Miss Black MSU.
An hour full of foreign dialects and rhetoric took place in (Scene) Metrospace during the Festival of Listening Tuesday night.
Three and half year old Clara Spahr was born a Spartan. Raised by her parents Chrissy and Ryan Spahr, who meet as cheerleaders at MSU, Clara showed off her Spartan pride while reciting "Victory For MSU" in a video shared on Facebook.
MSU’s Hope Project organized and held its second annual 5k Run For Hope Saturday morning. Proceeds from the event supported Hope Endeavors, a 501(c)3 non-profit, which supports children suffering from extreme poverty.
Students share stories about the best April Fools' Day pranks they have pulled and that they have had pulled on them.
Meat is commonly a part of students’ meals, but for a group of five MSU students, it’s also part of their homework.