Tailgating is a fixture on MSU's campus during football season. But what makes for a great tailgate?
In a showcase of performances from all different mediums, FEMfest helped kick off Michigan State University’s student events for the year on Thursday, Aug. 20. Including a cappella, spoken word poetry, drag and more, the event was a passionate display of femininity and community at MSU.
The IM East field was packed with thousands of Spartans participating in MSU’s annual Sparticipation on Sunday afternoon. Though the day was hot, that didn't slow down many of the participants and many student organizations.
The State News asked current students on what they think incoming students should bring into their dorm space while sharing some things that are best to be left back home, from scooters to sheets to TVs.
Honors experiences can consist of doing honors projects, when a student works to complete an independent project for a course that's counted towards their honors requirements, or taking the honors section of a course, which is typically a smaller class that is more academically challenging.
Over the years, butterfly population declines have been cited due to habitat loss, climate change and pesticides. A new study co-authored by MSU professors finds that insecticides have had a significant impact on populations.
In June of 2017, Mackenzie Derhammer, 18 at the time, attended his first pride event. Old enough to go without his parents saying no, he watched drag queens perform and observed the pageant. From there, the idea of creating his drag queen alter-ego, Sapphire Shade, was born.
The W.J. Beal Botanical Gardens typically use spring and fall for more cleanup around the garden, whereas in the summer the real maintenance begins.
The State News asked current students to explain in their own opinion, what is the best dining hall on campus and where should freshmen get the best MSU cutlery has to offer. From the Banks of the Red Cedar to the finest dining halls, here’s what students think earns the title “Best Dining Hall” at MSU.
The main components Spartans look to gain from an internship are experience and knowledge. Internships offer a lot of hands-on experience and industry know-how that classrooms can’t quite replicate.
Summer is here and with it comes bucket lists, sun-oriented activities and great music. With this in mind, we created an 89-song Spotify playlist that combines music from the past 60 years and completely encapsulates the perfect summer feeling.
Turning to Tik Tok for good recommendations, students are becoming immersed in BookTok and finding recommendations that best suit their tastes, going back to old favorites or finding new summer reads.
The first year of college is getting closer and closer for Michigan State University's incoming freshman. With this milestone, it's important to keep the "do’s" and "don'ts" in mind.
The Spartan Iron Challenge gave members of the MSU community a rare opportunity to train in the Greg and Dawn Williams Football Indoor Facility.
Biology senior and East Lansing resident Madison Enviya said she and her roommates looked out their window and saw the entire street in front of their house had flooded up to the porch steps.
The Alliance of Queer and Ally students has been a part of Michigan State University for over 50 years, making it one of the oldest queer student groups on campus and in the country.
Vedant Gupta started his platform, Global Kid Media, when he was 11 years old. Six years later, he has conducted over 2,000 interviews with athletes and celebrities from Magic Johnson to Snoop Dogg, but it all began because of his passion for sports.
At Michigan State University, community is often found within friend groups, clubs and majors. For many Spartans, this community is created and nurtured by the Center for Gender in Global context, or GenCen.
MSU students are hard at work as campaign season cranks up before big elections in the state this November.
Beginning Friday, the city of East Lansing, Michigan State University’s School of Music and other partners held the 28th annual Summer Solstice Jazz Festival in downtown East Lansing, on Albert Avenue between Abbot Road and M.A.C. Avenue.