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Stuck in East Lansing over spring break? You have options
Can't escape East Lansing next week and looking for something to do over spring break?
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Feeling hungry? IHOP offering free pancakes in support of Sparrow's Children Center
Happy National Pancake Day! The East Lansing IHOP on Grand River Avenue is offering free buttermilk pancakes to support children's health.
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Confessions of a yoga novice
Studies show that stress relief and physical activity make yoga a worthwhile hobby. One State News reporter tried out several different kinds to share her experience.
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Take a breather from studying with a warm cup of tea
Everyone knows that one of the best ways to calm down after a stressful day is sitting down with a nice, hot cup of tea.
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MSU senior engages sexual assault discussion through her own story
Last year was a busy time for media and information senior Laura Swanson.
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Need to relax? Check out local offerings, activities
The week before spring break is, for many students, one of the longest weeks of the entire spring semester.
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"Annual Step Show" celebrates West African traditions, culture
Integrating fast-paced stomps and claps with rhythm and dance, six fraternities and sororities took the stage to pay homage to West African traditions while having some fun along the way.
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Good Eats: Late night stops for a trip on the town
Late night cravings are a struggle everyone has to deal with.
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Greek community dives into icy waters to raise money for Special Olympics
Every year, the greek community dives into icy waters to support the Michigan Special Olympics. The Polar Plunge has consistently been a fun and thrilling event for MSU students – but have the funds been just as dependable? The Lansing Polar Plunge website shows that 2015 reached a record high for money raised at $52,372.
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MSU Formula Racing team's engineering at Motorsport level
Resembling a professional Motorsport team, The MSU Formula SAE team endures similar work without all of the glory. “It’s basically motorsport we’re not getting paid to do,” mechanical engineering senior and project manager Nicholas Decker said.
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Meet two of the TEDxMSU student speakers from the upcoming conference
What do a neuroscientist and a criminal justice activist have in common? They’ll both be speaking on Wednesday, March 4 at the TEDxMSU conference held in the Cobb Great Hall of the Wharton Center. TEDxMSU is an event that was designed to inspire conversation and innovation among the MSU and greater East Lansing community in an attempt to emulate the environment at a TED conference.
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Panhellenic Council begins fundraising for women's empowerment organization
This year the Panhellenic Council is celebrating Panhellenic Pride with a T-shirt sale. Long and short sleeve shirts will be sold in order to raise funds for the Panhellenic philanthropy, Circle of Sisterhood.
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Humans of East Lansing: Rachel Martin and Kody Sayen
“In the winter, I couldn’t afford a snowmobile so snowboards worked. ... (My biggest fear is) probably getting my knees slammed backwards the opposite way. It’s just like a phobia or something. If something’s on your knees it’s bad. Or if you can cut your Achilles tendon and it goes all the way up into your back.”EMC
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The week ahead: Weekend events for a break from the books
As midterms peek around the corner it is important to keep stress at a minimum.
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Department of Theatre's performance of 'Macbeth' the last for two students
This weekend, theatre students hit the stage to plot murder, converse with witches, and rise to power in one of Shakespeare’s most popular tragedies -- Macbeth.
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Main Library Special Collections a home for history and quirkiness
The library's Special Collections boast a vast array of different items ranging from first editions of novels such as "The Great Gatsby" to the first Playboy magazines that were ever released
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Self-defense classes, discussions on sexual assault prevention help students
Self defense is more than just throwing punches.
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Meet some of the women behind this year's "The Vagina Monologues"
This weekend, a group of women take the stage at Wharton Center to share stories and monologues from Eve Ensler’sap interviews with women worldwide.ap Meet some of the women behind "The Vagina Monologues" show here.
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Rock band We the Kings coming to MSU in March
University Activities Board is bringing rock band We the Kings to MSU next month. The show will be held at the Wharton Center on March 22 at 8 p.m.
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Students saddle up for the Spartan Stampede Rodeo
Horses raced around three barrels in the arena, galloping around them as quickly as they could, while the riders tried to maintain focus and composure.