Facing the heat of the spotlights and the flashes of cameras, about 80 models strutted down the runway for the fourth annual Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show on Saturday.
For many students, St. Patrick’s Day weekend is one of continuous drinking and partying. But for the fraternity brothers of Phi Beta Sigma, this weekend had another purpose.
Maple popcorn, maple cotton candy and, of course, maple syrup. Local residents celebrated all things maple during the 40th annual Maple Syrup Festival on Saturday afternoon.
Monday is the official day when Spartans wear green, drink beer and tailgate during the day. It's not Football Saturday though. It's St. Paddy's Day.
Here are a few easy-to-make drinks and snacks that can be added to the holiday festivities.
Whether or not people choose to believe in leprechauns or four-leaf clovers, most can agree on one way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day: drinking.As early as the crack of dawn, many will flock toward the local bars to celebrate Irish culture.
On March 17, college stu dents flood the bars and the streets to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day but few stop to remember the underlying history.
A tragedy became an opportunity when Robert Hubbard used a horrible accident as a catalyst for changes in race car safety.The retired engineering professor created a safety device that is used around the world in different auto-racing sports. His invention is the reason for his induction into the The Sports Car Club of America’s Hall of Fame.
It’s not a typical fashion show. The garments aren’t brand name and include wood, plastic and metal elements.For the past four years, students have challenged their designer skills to participate in the Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show.
For Kimberly Faraj,? finding an internship for the summer is something she planned on doing since the beginning of the year.
Kyle Pacynski has Impact 89FM's music at his fingertips.The Masters student works as the student-run radio station's programming director.
From Pasadena to East Lansing, rapper Rich Homie Quan has a habit of making Spartans feel some type of way.Adopted as an unofficial anthem for the MSU football team, Quan’s 2013 hit single “Type of Way” even made President Lou Anna K. Simon get up and dance.
When he was a small child, Brian Kho got his first experience in culinary preparation by slicing Golden Delicious apples with his grandmother in her kitchen. The hospitality business junior still holds a passion for food, and he had an opportunity to display his drive and talent while participating in the upcoming MTV series, “House of Food.”
While some students spent their spring breaks carelessly vacationing in warm weather, others offered helping hands to various communities across the country.MSU student groups such as Alternative Spartan Breaks and the MSU chapter of Students Today Leaders Forever journeyed throughout the nation to help rebuild communities.
MSU alumna Stacy Blakeslee starts every day being pushed in a wheelchair through the halls of Spectrum Health System for a morning stroll.This is the kickoff of the day's therapy sessions. Five days a week, Stacy undergoes two half-hour sessions of physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.
Booties were rockin’ everywhere at The Loft on Saturday night for a performance by rapper Bubba Sparxxx. Doors at the Loft opened at 8 p.m.and people slowly scattered in through the evening. By 11 p.m., the Loft was packed.By midnight, the crowd was revved up for Bubba Sparxxx, who is best known for his song “Ms. New Booty."
All four players counted down from three and suddenly drew foam guns.Members of the Spartan Board Gamers stared each other down as they deliberated surrendering or taking the shot in a particularly heated game of Cash ‘n Guns.
B eginning today, many students will flock to places with warmer weather for a week of fun under the sun. However, those who are staying behind on campus can still enjoy spring break. Here are a few places on campus students can visit to still get the vacation feel.
Sequestered beneath four floors of traditionally-bound books in the Main Library, more than 200,000 comic books are safely nestled in protective plastic, waiting for eager eyes searching for a graphic novel fix.“Special Collections” signs act as guides through the cluster of shelves in the library’s basement. Once inside the Special Collections reading room, both the curious and the scholarly simply need to tell thepresent faculty member what they are looking for.
It was Saturday morning when prenursing freshman Nick Holcman laid in his bed craving Taco Bell.He wanted it, but he could not fill his appetite. He didn't have a car and was unwilling to make the journey from East Holden to Grand River on foot.