The mascot who pranks Michigan State University students in the library and runs out on the football field just might be your current classmate. Noah Vermeulen and John Morrison, recent graduates of MSU and the Sparty Mascot Program, lived double-lives during their time in East Lansing, keeping their Sparty identity hidden until graduation. The secret brought challenges and meaningful moments that only Sparty can experience.
When you arrive at Michigan State University’s campus, the number of groups and organizations calling out for new students to join can seem endless and overwhelming. MSU’s live music scene, however, can feel difficult to break into without knowing where to look.
You don’t need to have a “College Glow-Up." It's not a student's job to sparkle.
There was welcome week, the formation of the fleeting freshman year friend group that would haunt campus forever, the clubs that would be ditched halfway through and, most importantly, the stranger you shared your shoebox-sized dorm with.
Transferring to a four-year university may seem like a bump in the road, but for some, it's the path worth taking.
While we might still end up back in Rather Hall posing for grad photos, the rest of our college paths have not been as close as we originally anticipated. And that's OK.
Some dorm packers are early birds, while some aren't. Either way, here's some do's and don'ts for packing that tiny space.
Everyone seemingly spoke a different language as they told me what “township” they were from, a word I only knew from a farm app; repeatedly corrected me for daring to say “soda” and not pop; balked when I pronounced “Mackinac” the way that it’s spelled (my bad); had their Midwest accent warp words like “milk” into “melk” as they failed five times to teach me euchre.
Don't sacrifice being present in your life to get ahead in your career; the best form of career optimization may be giving yourself permission to stop optimizing every moment.
MSU Middle Ground is a group that fosters conversation about hot-topic issues with people across the political aisle to create empathy for the other side.
MSU Breakers hosted "Five Nights at the MCC," its end-of-the-year dance battle, on April 21 at 6 p.m.
Astrobiology Club, a student organization on campus, features various guest speakers, lectures, activities, and interactive moments at MSU.
MSU Roial Players will debut its sketch comedy, "A Guy Walks Into a Bar," on April 18 at 2 p.m.
MSU seniors Rachel Reynolds and Giulianna Ruffino set out on a mission when they were freshmen: attend every single sport. Now seniors, they've completed this goal and are ready to graduate, knowing they have given all of their support to the Spartans.