MSU alumnus Aaron Foley's 'Boys Come First' book adapting into TV show
In May of 2022, Michigan State University and the State News alumnus Aaron Foley debuted his book "Boys Come First," a novel exploring the lives of three gay friends from Detroit. Now, the book has reaching new heights, after Amazon bought its rights with the intention of adapting it into a TV series.
How 'man on the street' interviews are becoming more intrusive
If you've scrolled through TikTok or Instagram in the past few months, you may have come videos that involve enthusiastic influencers running up to a random passerby, shoving a mic in their face and then asking a slew of questions, like "how much rent do you pay," or "can you rate how attractive this girl is?" MSU legal experts and students weighed in on whether the trend is an invasion of privacy or not.
Collegiate Recovery Community students face challenges with dorm-living
Members of MSU's Collegiate Recovery Community have designated dorm floors to provide them with a safe and supportive living environment. But when these spaces are shared with non-CRC students who did not know they would be living on substance-free floors, challenges arise.
International students discuss workplace culture shocks
Across the globe, many countries have different workplace customs and expectations that dictate how employees can balance their work and social lives. For many international students at Michigan State University, American workplace expectations can often require an adjustment.
The hidden gems of the Greater Lansing area
The start of a new academic year calls for mastering the art of navigating CATA buses. What better way to do so than by uncovering the hidden treasures of Greater Lansing?
'Its impact is with us': City of Lansing hosts 9/11 memorial service
Today, the City of Lansing hosted a memorial service to honor the lives lost and the bravery of not only first responders, but the citizens of the United States on Sept. 11, 2001. Key members at the memorial included Lansing mayor Andy Schor and first responders from across the city.
MSU experts discuss recent extreme weather events, expectations for Michigan
Recent extreme weather events have generated discussion among MSU experts over climate change and its implications for Michigan.Earth and environmental sciences professor Bruno Basso said climate change is increasing the frequency of severe weather.
'This ultimately affects everyone.' The fight against food insecurity in mid-Michigan is a community effort
September is Hunger Action Month across the nation, encouraging food donation to fight hunger and the uncertainty of food in American households.
The Rent Is Too Damn High demonstration calls for Lansing housing changes
On Sep. 5 at noon, around the courtyard and on the steps of the Michigan Capitol, a crowd of roughly 500 people chanted, “the rent is too damn high!” The demonstration was to express their disapproval of Lansing housing conditions and costs.
What’s the best way to get around MSU? Students weigh in
With over 50,000 total students at Michigan State University this fall, transportation has stood out as an issue students have been worried about while starting school. Here is a guide to each method of transportation and how students feel about them.
Students discuss off-campus, on-campus jobs at MSU
Working a job in college is a great way to keep your pockets from emptying during the school year, but deciding whether to work through the university or through a local business can be daunting. MSU students discuss their experiences with off and on-campus jobs and how they balance their academic commitments with work.
Tailgates begin, students wish for a successful football season
Despite a disappointing 2022 football season, Spartan fans were back on campus Friday excited and ready to support the Michigan State Football team during their first game against Central Michigan.
Spartans celebrate first football game of season with day-long festivities
As Michigan State University kicks off their first game of the season against Central Michigan University, students, parents and community members alike gathered on campus once again for fun traditions and activities.
Fourth annual FEMfest reclaims MSU Union through celebration of feminism in arts
Yesterday, MSU's fourth annual FEMfest filled the MSU Student Union with positive energy through an empowering display of the arts.This year, FEMfest aimed to reclaim the Union as a safe and community space for students following the Feb. 13 shooting on campus.
MSU Survival Guide: Everything out of state students need to know about Michigan
To ease minds and lessen culture shock, here is a list of everything out-of-state students should know before coming to Michigan State University.
Students react to amendment allowing game-day alcohol sales on campus
As football season slowly approaches, Spartan fans are now able to grab an alcoholic beverage while cheering their favorite team, thanks to a new bill signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. With MSU being a Big Ten school, sporting events are loved by many students who feel that the university made the right choice.
New to Michigan State University? Visit these Spartan staples
No matter if this is your first or last year on campus, these ‘Spartan Staples’ will be here waiting for your arrival.
The Red Zone: Resources for the most vulnerable time for sexual assault on college campuses
‘The Red Zone’ phenomenon refers to the first few months after the transition from living at home to college where students are most vulnerable to experiencing sexual assault.
How to avoid paying high costs for MSU course materials
The high cost of course materials has left many students with no choice but to get crafty. Here are some ways students have avoided paying extra for their education.