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.
Greek members of the Divine Nine organizations held a yard show on Friday, September 11th. The yard show consisted of seven organizations performing step routines that paid homage to their Greek organizations and the founding members.
Restoring shoes started off as just a hobby for chemistry freshman, Jonathan Brown. Now it’s a passion and a profitable business for him.
Recruitment ended with hundreds of girls screaming and running to their new house during Bid day.
The Office of Cultural and Academic Transitions (OCAT) held Spartan Remix, an annual cultural celebration on Thursday night. This event is held every year for students to embrace and learn about other cultures that are different from their own. During Spartan Remix, students were able to have fun and enjoy the music, food and freebies that were passed around. In addition, students also had the opportunity to sign up for various organizations on campus. Although it is on a smaller scale, Spartan Remix had an impact on all minority students that were in attendance, which was shown last night with the huge turn out that it had.
Well Spartans, here it is. The game of all games. We have been waiting to watch our boys take down the Ducks and now the day is finally arriving.
On Thursday, the annual Spartan Remix event was held at The Rock on Farm Lane. The event, put on by the Office of Cultural and Academic Transitions, brings the many diverse communities on campus together for an evening of entertainment and the celebration of culture. Many different organizations within the Council of Racial and Ethnic Students and Council of Progressive Students were able to educate students on who they are and what they do. Performances from many of these groups also occurred throughout the night.
A look at the National Pan-Hellenic Council's welcome week and events to come.
Start working on your most obnoxious signs and outfits, Spartans. For the eighth time, ESPN's College GameDay will be in East Lansing when the Michigan State Spartans take on the Oregon Ducks – easily the most anticipated game of the year for the Spartans. It can be an overwhelming day if you're not prepared. Here are some preparatory tips to keep in mind if you are planning to go to the event. Wake up bright and early.
Here are ten reasons why the Michigan State SAE Tumblr is the funniest thing you'll see this week. 1.
Returning back to college can be a bittersweet moment for students who have to say goodbye to their significant other. With students focusing on school and extracurricular activities, it can be difficult for them to maintain a healthy relationship with their partner.
About two years ago, a couple of women wanted to find a way to anonymously compliment someone they saw on campus. Since its creation in March of 2013, the MSU Crushes Twitter page has become an avenue to thank people for doing nice deeds on campus or proposing to athletes.
Extreme heat, language barriers and several thousand sick patients waiting to seen, this is the daily situation Passion for medicine brought several MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine students to South America during August.
There was an unfamiliar flag flapping around at the Greek Welcome. It belongs to the newest fraternity on campus, Tau Kappa Epsilon.
New students, especially freshmen, have been told a lot of information about MSU in the past few days. While most of it is true, there are still a few rumors that have been passed down among students and some of them just seem too good to be true.
Parents who try to control the lives of their college student can cause some problems, but having a simple conversation can change all of that.
Welcome back Spartans! School is starting up again and nobody does welcome like Michigan State.
Vietnamese restaurant Pho replaces Tony’s, the longtime breakfast spot.