On Wednesday, four members of PRISM, South Neighborhoods LGBT Caucus, collected donations and raised awareness about the Ruth Ellis Center, while teaching those interested how to knit.
Imagine an hour-long performance filled with tennis balls, morph suits, half-naked police officers and two friends turned enemies, all in the name of charity.
Many Izzone members got quite an experience during a timeout of MSU men’s basketball game against Indiana University. Instead of watching from the bleachers, several male Izzone members were asked to volunteer and be part of the MSU Dance Team’s timeout performance.
When Cameron McGuffie took the stage Tuesday night at MSU University Activity Board’s Open Mic Night, he took not a guitar or sheet of poetry, but a peculiar gray box.
The MSU Debate team received a first-round bid for the National Debate Tournament.
Nationally touring stand-up comedian, writer, and radio panelist Paula Poundstone will be performing at Wharton Center this Thursday, Feb 18.
For advertising sophomore Sam Silverstein, Laughter is the Cure to Life is more than just a life motto, it’s the name of his comedy show that pairs comedy with a good cause. The proceeds from his show go to the Child and Family Life department of the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.
“Please, give this child music lessons.” These instructions were written on a note and given to Sandra Snow’s adoptive parents from her birth mother. Because of the note, Snow’s parents made sure to place her in music and singing lessons growing up.
The ROTC held its annual Military Ball, welcoming present and former students to celebrate military involvement on Saturday.
It’s that time of year when everyone suddenly realizes their painful singleness or their head-over-heels-ness love and with that comes gift giving.
Valentine's Day is approaching quickly. Watch the video above to find out what Spartans are doing for Valentine's Day.
Curvy. Petite. Tall. Original. These are the four new body types to be worn by Mattel's nostalgic, sometimes beloved, and controversial, Barbie. The new body-positive Barbies come with a slew of other changes to the once singularly skinny, white, high-heeled and blonde mascot—7 skin tones, 22 eye colors, 24 hairstyles, “and countless on trend fashions and accessories.” Some models will even have flat feet.
The MSU Debate Team finished top eight out of 124 teams competing in the Texas Open tournament this week.
When they found out presidential candidate and business mogul Donald Trump would be holding a rally in Grand Rapids, Daniel Eggerding and James Commee knew they were going to go.
After seeing the struggle of his grandfather's rehabilitation, assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology Rajiv Ranganathan dedicated himself to find better ways of helping rehabilitation among stroke patients.
A free application called Bringitt allows a student to pay a flat rate of $15 to request a driver to pick up an item from their home in their hometown and deliver it to them in East Lansing.
Sparkly capes, spandex, and dildos are only a few staple props for MSU’s resident “edutainment” troupe, In Your Face theatre.
While most were watching the big game Sunday night, some MSU advertising professors spent their evening rating Super Bowl commercials on a five point scale with electronic clickers.
While most MSU students piled into dorm rooms to watch the Super Bowl, many Chinese international students spent Sunday night taking part in a beloved tradition.
Soft-spoken with a reserved Irish accent, James Kelly, a university distinguished professor of advanced plant breeding in the Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at MSU, has dedicated nearly 40 years of his life to the breeding and genetics of a crop he considers especially valuable: dry edible beans.