MSU Museum, The Cadre launch three-part electronic music series
The Cadre and Michigan State University Museum are launching a three-part electronic music series starting Sept. 20, featuring local DJs and fundraising for community causes.
The Cadre and Michigan State University Museum are launching a three-part electronic music series starting Sept. 20, featuring local DJs and fundraising for community causes.
Concert pays tribute to Clifton and Dolores Wharton after their passing
The book series turned TV shows “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and “My Life With The Walter Boys” have both garnered immense attention on social media and general popularity, following the release of the new seasons. Due to its popularity, audience members aren't just limited to college students, but also include younger viewers to older adults. However, with potentially toxic behaviors in romantic relationships, such as cheating and manipulation, consistently shown throughout both shows, can this actually harm the perception of healthy romantic relationships to the younger viewers?
MSU Museum hosts Unwind series in preparation for reopening with a silent disco
MSU students explore game day fashion trends through social media and DIY projects.
MSU Student Co-op hosts Performative Man Contest, where students competed and viewers voted a winner
Students moving into Victory on Abbot and The Landings at Chandler Crossings face difficult move-in day experiences.
New vintage store, Better Aged MSU, opens on Grand River. The store specializes in selling vintage Michigan State gear.
Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce announced their engagement on social media Tuesday, sending the internet into a frenzy.
As one of the nation’s leading universities, MSU ranks highly in numerous academic categories. But beyond academics, the university also shows up on plenty of unexpected top-ten lists. Here are just a few fun facts that might surprise you.
The classic college experience: new friends, parties, dorms and maybe a bit of studying. That’s what I pictured when I chose to attend Michigan State University.
"Building hopping" when I have a lot of work on my plate is my favorite activity. If you tie that together with the fact that I'm an avid coffee enthusiast, and always need a fun drink while I'm working, you get my Grand River study crawl. There are many study spots along Grand River - some that I haven't even tried yet. But these are the ones that have seen me time and time again in the past two years.
I still remember how surreal it felt when my parents dropped me off at my freshman-year dorm. The last few months of my life had built up to that moment. Senior year felt like a lead-up to adulthood, and summer felt like the final stretch of being a kid. I thought I was ready to grow up, but once I arrived, I had no idea where to start or how to navigate anything.
When I started college, I was sure I’d never join a sorority.
Maintaining balance academics, extracurricular activities, social life, and personal life as an incoming student.
This guide features insight from MSU staff, a Spartan parent, and an educational psychologist on how to navigate the grief of letting go, as well as how to support your student through one of the most significant transitions of their life.
MSU alum Brittany Slater has faced her share of setbacks—none of which have stopped her from moving forward. In 2018, she spoke with The State News on her biggest accomplishment: walking across the stage with her then-two-year-old son Logan to receive her diploma despite the odds against her. Now, eight years later, Slater is sharing the full story, one that spans single parenthood, homelessness, and resilience in her debut novel.
Looking for the perfect place to take a study break but not sure where to go? Whether you're new to East Lansing or a returning student, here’s a guide to the best study spots around campus — tailored to your college and major.
On the set of James Gunn's "Superman" last summer, there was a familiar sight for those from East Lansing. Was it a bird? Was it a plane? No, it was digital storytelling senior Colton Bennett.