European countries are in the darkest hours since World War Two. On Wednesday night at approximately 9:00 p.m. Eastern – just before 4:00 a.m. Thursday local time – Russian President Vladimir Putin declared war on Ukraine.
BODYTRAFFIC wowed audiences with technique, precision and modern style at the Wharton this past weekend. Here are Entertainment Reporter Liz Nass's thoughts.
Coffee shop and bookstore by day, wine bar by night, these MSU professors are opening a new business that will mesh together all of their favorite things.
Twitter is not sure how to feel about Joe Rogan and the accusations of his podcast spreading misinformation. Neither is Spotify, not providing guidance on how or if Rogan should be silenced or continue on the path he is on. Students of MSU explore each side of the argument.
If you haven't seen an Instagram story flooded with a personal meme or message Kanye West has posted recently, you would be one of the few. West is publicly spiraling about his divorce, allowing for the whole internet to participate and take a side between some of Hollywood's biggest celebrities.
Students broke out outfits from previous dances, DIY-ed their looks and represented their cultures while dancing under the cellophane stars at MSU’s Honors College Ball.
Whether you like it or not, the dating scene for college-aged people has changed. So, what can college students do to ensure that they are using dating apps in the safest way possible?
You have probably seen people tweeting over their "manic and obsessive era." Maybe you have tweeted this yourself. Culture reporter Quynh Anh Tong discusses how this sentiment came to be and the implications it harbors for our life.
Artistic Director Tina Berkett created the dance company BODYTRAFFIC in 2007. Ever since then, they have reached critical acclaim for their ability to tell stories through the art form. Now, the company is dancing their way to the Wharton Center.
The dynamic duo of culture take on one of life's hardest questions: what are Taylor Swift's best songs. You decide who you agree with. Are you team Miranda or team Liz?
Greenwood District Studios is Michigan’s first independent, black-owned film studio that took over the Lansing mall cinema in October 2021. It was named in remembrance of the 1921 Tulsa Massacre. The studio includes a community space where filmmakers and producers can come and produce independent films.
If universities do not take critical steps to reduce emissions, they could potentially see enrollment numbers decline. MSU answers with new sustainable energy projects.
Taylor Halquist's college experience went a bit of a different route than expected. She's a fashion lover, a social work junior at MSU and wife to Christian Halquist, an MSU alumnus.
Celebrating Valentine's Day doesn't have to be all about the couples, it can be a day to celebrate yourself. Mental health reporter Julian Stainback compiles a list of ways to celebrate Valentine's Day as a single person .
In honor of Black history month and the renaissance of Black literature that we’re currently living in, here are 20 books by Black authors that everyone should be reading in 2022. Divided by genre, we compiled picks in new fiction, nonfiction, and the classics that probably should have been taught in your high school English class (but probably weren’t).
“There are zero conversations about sex, especially for women," agriculture, food and natural resources education junior Maezie Nettleton said. "We should probably talk about sex more.”
It’s award show season, and after this year’s untelevised and lackluster Golden Globes Awards, film fans have been anxiously awaiting to hear the nominees for the 2022 Academy Awards. Their pleas were answered as the nominations were announced on Feb. 8.
Too Hot to Handle — temptation never came with such a high cost for these conventionally attractive people. One of the most notoriously dramatic reality TV shows is back with a season three, and I have a lot of thoughts. Spoiler warning!
For high school sweethearts Alicia and Joshua Southern, music has always been an integral part of life. Now, they've turned that love into a small business in downtown East Lansing.
We all grew up on it, we all learned from it. The longest-running PBS kid's show, Arthur, is ending this month after 25 long years on the air. One student shared their thoughts on the TV show and its final run.