They were waiting for rock band We the Kings, who performed a free show for students in an event presented by the University Activities Board, though plenty of non-students were in attendance as well. Among the excited crowd was Glen Oaks Community College student Mary Miller, who said she heard about the concert through lead bassist Charles Trippy’s Facebook page.
The MSU college of music will be putting on its 15th annual Cello Plus Chamber Music Festival on April 6, 8, 10 and 12. The festival will feature five acclaimed faculty artists and four world-renowned guest artists. Also appearing will be advanced MSU student string players and students from the University Chorale. The festival’s artistic director is professor of cello and the co-chair of the string area, Souren Bagratuni.
MSUpartystories came out with a list recently that ranked classes in terms of difficulty. The top five hardest classes at MSU were CEM 141, CSE 101, ISS 225 (John Molloy’s class specifically), ACC 201 and EC 201. Economics professor Charles Ballard, who teaches EC 201, said he doesn’t think the class is hard.
“They’re super unique and then you can have it be whatever you want.”
For any students with a flair for fashion that are looking for a community to share that with, there are a couple different clubs on campus tailored to fit your interests. VIM Magazine VIM is a fashion, beauty and lifestyle magazine published biannually and ran entirely by MSU students.
The apparel and textile design program, which has been at MSU for about 125 years, has a talented team of professors who offer invaluable experience to their students.
When it comes to spreading their wallets, students may choose to buy off-brand of style products depending on their financial situation and interest in fashion.
International students express their cultures and their personalities through their fashion just as American-born students do, but they can also express a lack of their own culture for fear of being judged.
Among the 35th annual Jazz Spectacular and the third annual Latin IS America Music Festival, which begins in mid-April, the 15th annual Cello Plus Chamber of Music Festival is coming up and will take place from April 6 to 12.
“Are you guys ready!?” a voice shouted into a microphone backstage.
Since seventh grade, arts and humanities senior and drummer John Nowak has been making music with arts and humanities senior and guitarist Isaac Berkowitz.
Hogwarts came to life this past Saturday night, as MSU hosted a Wizards Festival, or “Harry Potter night” at the International Center. The event was hosted by the University Activities Board, and had a large turnout.
Folk music has been a long standing tradition in Michigan, and its rich history is now on display at the MSU museum.
Conveniently located in both Lansing and Okemos, BackYard BarBQ is a family-owned business that’s been around for nearly 20 years.
For students performing in the theatre department’s upcoming production of Hair, the impact of the show goes far beyond the lines they speak onstage.
Every semester, the sisters of Sigma Delta Tau choose one of their three national philanthropies to raise money for during their “Eat Late” fundraiser.
The Reduced Shakespeare Company group is heading to East Lansing this Thursday evening to perform at the Wharton Center, bringing comedy performances with topics ranging from the bible to Shakespeare.
Looking to make a name for themselves on the national circuit, a newfound MSU paintball club resurrects after nine years of inactivity. “We have nationals at Lakeland, Florida,” Chinese sophomore Zachary Cooper said.
St. Patrick’s Day is here and ready to shake the campus to its core.