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Word on the street
We’ve all seen them, students who roam about campus as we cringe in disgust.
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Common Ground adds Barenaked Ladies, Ben Folds Five to lineup
After months of anticipation, Common Ground Music Festival finally has announced part of its lineup.
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Spartan prepares for ride of a lifetime
Brian Wegner is gearing up for the ride of his life.
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Here comes the Rain: Beatles tribute band heads to MSU
It’s been more than 50 years since The Beatles first appeared on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” but guitarist Jimmy Pou still remembers it fondly as the day he decided to become a musician.
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Runway recap: In-depth look at Sunday's show
As any highly anticipated runway show would have it, this year’s Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show had the backstage madness of a Chanel show, but the professionalism of Vera Wang herself.
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MSU alumnus-written book features Vietnam, East Lansing
For MSU alumnus Bob Calverley, it took roughly five years to write his debut novel, “Purple Sunshine.” But in actuality, the work of fiction was developed based on a lifetime worth of experience.
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Inspiration for new album hails from Palestine
With only standing room available and the accompany of applause, Joshua Davis stepped into the yellow light flooding the stage Friday night.
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Rwandan artist talks creativity
For artist and activist Emmanuel Nkuranga, it’s all about giving second chances through art.
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'Of Mice and Men' to take stage at Wharton
Christopher McFarland of The Acting Company said “Of Mice and Men” is a huge part of American culture.
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MSU student anoints Sparty statue in form of conceptual art
On the afternoon of March 7, Sparty, MSU’s most iconic statue stood at the intersection of Red Cedar and Kalamazoo, just like any other day. Only on this day, the statue was being slathered in a golden coat of olive oil.
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Review: Macklemore impresses big Breslin crowd
6:30 p.m. — Like many other MSU students, I ventured into the cold night on Tuesday with two people in mind: Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
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MSU club hockey takes 3rd national championship
For MSU Men’s Club Hockey team captain and forward Anthony Casali, beating Grand Valley State University to win the ACHA Men’s Division 2 National Championship was payback.
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Asking for More
Even before he sauntered onto the stage, a packed Breslin Center awaited his presence. Chicago rapper Rockie Fresh was long gone.
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The take on the new Timberlake
Ladies and gentleman, Justin Timberlake is finally back with a new album.
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Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show around corner
Look out Project Runway, the annual Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show is returning to the Wharton Center at 7 p.m., Sunday, March 24.
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Building the Beat
Dustyn Frolka doesn’t have a TV in his room. What he does have is music production program FL Studio 10, a sound card to convert his microphone recordings into a digital format, and recording software Mixcraft 5.
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Monterey Jazz Fest heads to Wharton Wednesday
Since its founding in 1958, producers of the Monterey Jazz Festival in Monterey, Calif., have striven to transform the event into a mirror in the face of the contemporary jazz world.
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MSU center hosts showing of documentary on adoptions
Lansing resident Karen Swisher took her family to China in 2003. They visited Shaanxi, a province in the northern region known for coal mining.
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Face Time: 30 Rock's Judah Friedlander
With a few decades of comedic experience under his belt, actor and comedian Judah Friedlander has become a man of many hats — literally.