September is Hunger Action Month across the nation, encouraging food donation to fight hunger and the uncertainty of food in American households.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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’ 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.
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.
For the most part, Michigan State University students and graduates have found their way and completed their journey on campus. Here’s what the current and former Spartans have to say about their MSU experience.
“It gives people ways to express themselves, whatever they're going through whatever their experiences are,” he said. “That's a way to express themselves in many different ways, not just verbally with your voice by say, rapping or singing, but by dance, with your body, or visually with stylized letter writing, or just sonically by making beats or turntablism, or reinterpreting music through hip-hop practices."
State Tonight, the new campus live comedy talk show, is taping this fall with comedy and special guests coming to campus.
The Rock on Farm Lane was painted over for the first time in months the week of July 17, marking the end of one of the longest stretches in recent history that it has sat still.
A student at MSU’s college of human medicine (CHM), Isabella Purosky is part of a team working to provide free, high-quality healthcare to those who are experiencing homelessness in Kent County.
Representative Gina Johnsen (R-Lake Odessa), sponsored changes to current state law with House Bill 4285 that would allow those with concealed carry permits to conceal carry firearms in Michigan colleges and universities.
2023 Miss Michigan discusses winning the title and her hopes for the future.
Since May, TikTok has been dominated by the "old money" aesthetic, characterized by modest clothing and preppy style. MSU human biology senior Tahnia Quadri said as a Muslim woman, she was excited by the idea of modest style becoming a trend, but also frustrated because people would make fun of her for dressing that way.