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.
“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
As midterms peek around the corner it is important to keep stress at a minimum.
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.
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
Self defense is more than just throwing punches.
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.
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.
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.
American political satirist Bill Maher will bring his political humor, shown on his show, HBO's "Real Time," to MSU later this year.
Despite breakfast often being hailed as the most important meal of the day, it’s usually the one most skipped. East Lansing and the surrounding area is home to several different breakfast places.
From homelessness to a tragic car accident, religious studies professor Malcolm Magee has faced his share of adversity. By sharing his story with the students in his classes, he's able to teach lessons you wouldn't find on a typical syllabus.
For the most part, chemical engineering sophomore Dustin Edwards ka is a lot like any MSU student. He studies hard, he’s part of a few clubs on campus, and he’s even in the Air Force ROTC program. There is one glaring difference between him and his peers — he doesn’t wear any shoes.
I hate myself for using the following phrase but there seems to be no way around it: I am a film geek. So if you feel lost looking at the Oscar ballots this year, I’ll get you familiar with some safe bets for the night’s big winners.
For the first time since it’s start in 2013, the College of Music Jazz Artist in Residence Program is showcasing two musicians from Michigan.
Beatles music lovers gathered Wednesday night when the musical “Let it Be!” was performed at The Wharton Center.
Going greek at MSU creates memories and experiences that members carry throughout the rest of their lives, according to three MSU greek alumni..
This weekend, the MSU Rodeo Club will be hosting the 46th annual Spartan Stampede. There will be four different opportunities to come see the show -- Friday at 8:00 p.m., Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
One of the charities, Camp Kesem, is a national non-profit organization built to help children with parents who are battling cancer. Cameron Tinsley, general management freshman directional coordinator of Camp Kesem said it is a summer camp set up in Grand Haven, MI that runs activities for these children.
