With the weather warming up, students might be looking for ways to slim down. However, students should not turn to crash diets that could have negative health impacts.
For more than 40 years, members of the Pilobolus modern dance company have traveled around the world showing off their physical strength, flexibility and athleticism though theatrical dance performances.
This past weekend was a time for Elsa and Anna from "Frozen" to enjoy a meal with Sherlock Holmes. It was an opportunity for Pokémon trainers from across the country to compete in battles, and for Deadpool to draw in crowds for a hip-hop dance party.
Whether it was in groups of three or 15, members of MSU’s National Pan-Hellenic Council brought their best moves to IM Sports West or their annual Stroll Off.
The International Center was packed on Saturday night as students gathered for a comedic stand-up show by cast members of the MTV show, “Girl Code.” The show features various comedians talking about topics such as boyfriends, farting, makeup, pregnancy scares, jealousy and more.
A night out in East Lansing can mean anything from a escape to Ireland to Long Island Iced Teas strong enough to keep customers buzzing all night.It can mean belting out show tunes to a crowded room or munching on salty crack fries that are as addicting as the name implies.
Community members will wake up early on Saturday morning to run their mouths in James Madison College’s 10th annual public marathon reading. Don DeLillo’s novel, “White Noise,” was chosen to be this year’s read.
A fter a long day of classes, dietetics junior Jacqui Gage spends her afternoons and evenings surrounded by soft music and the soothing scent of burning candles. But for Gage, this signals the beginning of a work shift.
When hospitality business senior Celeste Wolf’s boyfriend picked her up from class, neither of them expected they would suddenly find themselves purchasing tickets to Cirque du Soleil’s opening night “Varekai” performance.
When computer science sophomore Tim Taviano woke up from surgery, the first thing he wanted to know was how the men's basketball team fared in the Elite Eight.Despite an MSU loss to UConn, basketball was the last thing on the minds of his loved ones.
Students will have a chance to explore various methods of storytelling during the week with “The Art of Words: Myth, Legend and Tradition in Performance” symposium.
By April Jonesajones@statenews.comTHE STATE NEWSnnWeek after week, roughly 24 MSU students yank on riding boots, fasten their
When Andrea Reed came to MSU, she was looking for a place to belong, a place where she could connect with other women who had a similar past.
By April Jonesajones@statenews.comTHE STATE NEWSnnAmidst loud music and flashing lights, models strutted their stuff the runway for the MSU Alpha Phi Alpha fashion show Saturday night at Eastern High School in Lansing.This year marked the 12th annual fashion show.
Glistening stars and colored spotlights made MSU'S International Center radiant Saturday night as students sang their hearts out in their solo performances for Spartan Voice.Spartan Voice was a UAB hosted singing contest that students had to try out for beforehand in order to perform.
A room full of strangers found harmony through dance on Wednesday night at the Orchesis modern dance class.The group, most of whom did not know one another beforehand, massaged each other’s spines before they began stepping, jumping and rolling on the floor.
For Anita Skeen and Laura DeLind, publishing a book was something not on their horizons until their unique work was seen by the public.Their poetry book "The Unauthorized Audubon" is a collection of 22 poems and 22 linocuts of various birds.
The brassy sounds of jazz will envelop Wharton Center Thursday night when the Newport Jazz Festival comes to town.
Nine students will be featured as the main cast of a documentary that will serve as President Lou Anna K. Simon’s annual President’s Report.The documentary, “Inside out — An In-Depth Look at the Student Experience,” is a 30-minute video of the lives of nine Spartan students and their experiences last semester.
Stacy Blakeslee’s story has spread through the East Lansing community and beyond, and has continued to inspire people outside of her own family to reach out to help.During December 2013, Stacy was diagnosed with a severe staph infection on her heart that later spread throughout her body and caused aneurysms to form in her brain. When one of the aneurysms burst, Stacy suffered from a stroke that sent her into a semi-responsive state.