The “2013 mtvU Woodie Awards” are approaching quickly. On March 17, some of the youngest, most popular music artists in the game will compete for awards such as “Woodie of the Year,” “Best Video Woodie” and “Branching Out Woodie.”
MSU doctoral student Sara Garnett saw one of her goals come to life, as she appeared, and won, on “Jeopardy!” on Wednesday night.
After a successful first show, The WALK Fashion Show will return to Lansing this spring.
World-renowned soprano Renée Fleming will perform today at Wharton Center. Known by Billboard as “the world’s greatest living soprano,” Fleming will be a welcomed performer to MSU’s campus.
To MSU alumna Tori Nichel, ending up as one of the 13 featured designers on the second season of NBC’s “Fashion Star” might have been a fluke.
It took some convincing at first to get professor and artist Guillermo Delgado on board with the Art@Work project. But once he set foot in Peckham Inc.’s Lansing facility, turning down a chance to design a 200-foot by 40-foot wall was not an option.
MSU alumnus Ryan “Anthony” Jurado would tell you when it comes to popular media, the geeks and nerds are underrepresented. In his new “gamer comedy,” “Lagged Out,” Jurado hopes to bring the nerd and video game subculture to the forefront.
Tickets for the hip-hop and rap artists Macklemore and Ryan Lewis concert on March 19 still are available, ASMSU Director of Public Relations Haley Dunnigan said.
The Lansing Derby Vixens, Lansing’s own flat-track roller derby league, hosted a Skatie Hawkins Dance on Saturday to kick off their third full season on the track.
Advertising senior Maddie Rosemurgy had no intention of submitting her work to be judged for the 2013 Mid-Michigan ADDY Awards. But after some encouragement from professor Henry Brimmer, her mind quickly changed.
Sometimes, it just takes a change of scenery to spark an entire art gallery.
Tis the season, ladies and gentlemen, for the Academy Awards are almost upon us. Better known as “The Oscars,” the best in film will be awarded with the holy grail of entertainment. Or, so one may think.
The world premiere of “The Lady Victory” opened Thursday night in MSU’s Auditorium Arena Theatre. The cast and crew are comprised of graduate and undergraduate students. Ann Folino White, assistant professor with MSU’s Department of Theatre and the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities, adapted and directed this play based upon the poems of Jane Taylor.
When Chris Smith of the Blue Man Group was growing up in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., he didn’t have a passion for drumming or blue makeup. What he did have a passion for, however, was juggling.
“Pandemonium” might be a word one would use to describe the Izzone during the MSU vs. Michigan game last Tuesday. For 40 minutes of game action, students stood, screamed and celebrated as MSU smashed the Wolverines, 75-52.
For assistant professor Theresa Winge, the annual Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show is the place where sketchbook dreams become runway reality.
Wharton Center is no stranger to hosting internationally-acclaimed performers, and tonight will not be an exception. At 7:30 p.m., the a cappella group Ladysmith Black Mambazo will return to Wharton Center where they will combine their native South African musical traditions with traditional Christian gospel music.