With Homecoming weekend taking over East Lansing this weekend, we asked fellow MSU students what some of their biggest goals at MSU are, both for their entire academic careers and for this weekend's festivities. For more on Homecoming 2015, be sure to check statenews.com!
Happy homecoming week, Spartans! This week, many different events and activities will be happening to get students in the spirit. The State News compiled a list of the events going on throughout the week to get you pumped up for the game against Purdue on Saturday. Throughout the entire homecoming week: Sparty’s Flag Find will be taking place throughout all of homecoming week, Monday through Friday. The MSU Alumni Association is hosting Sparty's Flag Find every afternoon during Homecoming week. Students will have to find flags that will be placed at a secret location on campus.
On Friday, the University Activities Board hosted a knockerball tournament presented by Knockerball Lansing. Many videos from the event overflowed the MSU Snapchat story leaving people wondering, "what is knockerball?" The State News asked Tanya Baucom, owner of Knockerball Lansing, to explain what it is and how to play.
The MSU Museum opened a new exhibit about the Quilts of Southwest China on Sept.
At 2 a.m. after a night at the bars, a taxi cab is the one of the most reliable ways to get home safe. But taking a taxi can be confusing — especially if you’ve had a lot to drink or have never taken a cab before.
The first and only Arab sorority in the nation has colonized at MSU.
Throughout the week, the many greek organizations on campus have been raising awareness for anti-hazing to promote the national anti-hazing week. Despite it being illegal, hazing is an issue many campuses across the country struggle with.
To bridge the gap between students and community service, supply chain senior, Aton De Avila and finance senior Zak Northrup, started Spartans Rebuilding Michigan.
Media and Information professor, Rabindra Ratan knows that in a big lecture, students get distracted and fall asleep.
Neon miniature lights dance, penetrating beats flowing through the inner crevices of your soul. Cool sweat drips down your face as the DJ scratches a new rhythm on a nostalgic vinyl, opening your heart to hip-hop exploring a new version of yourself.
Volleyballs went flying as the smack of the serve and cheers of the crowd filled the air at Sigma Pi’s annual St.
When alumnus Jerry Hull came to MSU in 1949, he had no idea it would be his family’s home for the next 60 years.
Most people would look at the study of experimental nuclear physics focusing on gamma ray measurements of nuclear excited state lifetimes and be completely lost.
Fans of R&B, pop, and Broadway music alike have a concert to look forward to this winter. Morgan James will be performing in the Pasant theater in the Wharton Center on Dec.
A new professional sorority, Delta Phi Epsilon, has joined the greek community and is working towards recruiting new members . DPE, which colonized in May of 2015, focuses on foreign service.
After only a year of involvement in the Council of Graduate Students, graduate student Sudha Sankar holds the highest possible office — president. But the path leading up to becoming the first Indian-American president was not an easy one to travel. Sankar was born in India but grew up as a self-described “third culture kid.” She has lived in India, Botswana, Singapore and the U.S.
About a year ago, computer science junior Sean Ainsley realized there was no direct place for students to find out about and buy tickets for events. And so he created Ventatti.
