Until recently, MSU’s disc golf club had been on indefinite hiatus, creating a hole in the disc golf community. Biochemistry junior Ziggy Bierekoven, having recently formed a new club, is hoping to change that.
When it comes to the Broadway production of “Catch Me If You Can,” actress Ashley Chasteen wears many hats.
For the first time in more than 10 years, the MSU chapter of the American Advertising Federation, or MSUAAF, has advanced to the 2013 National Student Advertising Competition, or NSAC.
This evening, African American Vernacular English will get a breakdown.
After months of negotiation, Wharton Center will receive a $1 million grant from MSU Federal Credit Union, or MSUFCU.
As a requirement for his Master of Fine Arts degree, MSU graduate student Steven Stradley’s work currently is displayed at the Master of Fine Arts Exhibition at the Broad Art Museum.
From a young age, Alyse Anderson wanted to fight — with or without her parents’ approval. The Mason High School senior grew up around martial arts, as her father, John Anderson, ran a karate school when she was younger.
The walkway along the Red Cedar River is a convenient path to class for many students. However, it suffers from an unfortunate nickname — the “rape trail.”
A flood of sundresses and cowboy boots made their way to the Breslin Center from all directions, dressed in anticipation for a concert that sold out twice. Country star and former-American Idol winner Carrie Underwood made a stop Saturday night at Breslin as a part of her “Blown Away Tour.” Tara Peplowski, the marketing and group sales manager for Wharton Center and Breslin, said the show sold out despite the show’s promoter opening up more seats Friday afternoon.
Despite some recent competition between some of the black fraternities and sororities on campus to recruit members, Greek Weekend event coordinator and Alpha Phi Alpha member Philip Lewis said it was a success.
For those people who want to do something different after they finish their finals — or for those who aren’t in school and simply want to do something different — the city of Grand Ledge, Mich., presents an event for the Saturday and Sunday immediately following finals week: the Victorian Days.
MTV’s upcoming show, “Girl Code,” is a comedy series based around established female stand-up comics, actresses and musicians.
I am a sucker for reality television. I hardly ever miss episodes of my favorite reality shows or singing competitions, that is, until recently.
When I think of Green Day, it takes me back to childhood.
In professor Penny Gardner’s WRA 135 class, students do more than write essays and present PowerPoints.
Buzzfeed — a pop-culture website — published a graph this week on a list of the top-100 party schools in the nation compiled by Fiesta Frog — a website dedicated to college parties — in February. The graph combines Fiesta Frog’s rankings with Forbes’ list of America’s top colleges, with the 100 party schools also arranged by academic standing.
Despite their success during the years, music education sophomore Caleb Crouch has his doubts about Green Day.
In the past decade, Israeli-related reporting has heavily been influenced by the war and terrorism plaguing the area. Last night, the Jewish Studies Program at MSU and MSU Libraries hoped to give students and faculty a different perspective.
The MSU University Activities Board, or UAB, will conclude its “Real Heroes: No Capes, No Masks, No Distractions” lecture series Wednesday night at Broad Business College Complex with an appearance from the cast of MTV’s former show, “The Buried Life.”