On October 31st in the Union Ballroom the University Activities Board hosted a When Scrapbooks Met Frames event that featured crafts, trail mix making, and a showing of the classic movie When Harry Met Sally.
A recently popularized social media app has captured the attention of students at Michigan State University. Tea, first released in 2023, is an app designed to promote “dating safety” for strictly women. However, Tea has just recently gained immense popularity due to other social media platforms, like TikTok.
The transition to off-campus housing is more than just rent and location.
The transition from on-campus to off-campus living takes some adjusting. From new roommate dynamics to longer commutes, students have to prepare for change. To help get used to it, off-campus students offer their advice to those who may be searching for their new home.
At Michigan State University, first and second-year students, with some exceptions, are required to live in on-campus housing. However, once that requirement has been fulfilled, many upperclassmen choose to live off campus in places, like apartments and houses.
The start of a new season brings forth major changes within the world of fashion, and when the leaves change so do the wardrobes of every Michigan State student. Some clothing pieces are recycled from years past and others are spending their first autumn in the spotlight.
Students discuss highs and lows of Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show that made history with its athlete appearances and more
Tiktok and MSU students give insight to what might be the most popular costumes of 2025
MSU Cash Drops is a news Instagram account that has been leaving money around campus for any student to claim if they get there first. The account began in September 2025 and has gained over 5,000 followers. Students give comments on their attempts to claim the money in time.
With October being Disability Pride Month at Michigan State University, University Health and Wellbeing (UHW) is hosting plenty of events to honor and celebrate the contributions of the disability community, along with supporting mental health and wellness. Here is a list of events that will be going on all month.
Along with the rise in popularity of true crime content, such as TV shows and podcasts, interest in this topic has grown as well. For students at Michigan State University who are fascinated by the true crime world, the Student Cold Case Unit can provide opportunities to act as detectives to re-investigate cases that may interest them.
Students share struggles and benefits of social media and AI use on campus
Mary Mayo Hall has long been surrounded by rumors of hauntings since it was built. Is there any truth to the rumors?
Alumni return to East Lansing for Homecoming events throughout the week.
DaBaby performed at Grewal Hall at 224 on Oct. 11 for MSU students
MSU class ISS 210 uses the career of singer Taylor Swift as a way to teach students to understand identities, interactions between celebrities and fans and impacts on the climate and the economy. The course is a general eduction course that students of any major are able to take.
MSU's annual Homecoming parade took place on October 10th 2025. The parade featured many members of the MSU and Lansing area community. It started on Abbot Rd and ended on MSU's campus near the Multicultural Center.
Having trouble online shopping for costumes? Look no further than MSU's campus to make your own.
After a hiatus, MSU’s chapter of Slow Food, an organization designed to promote good, clean, and fair food, has finally returned to campus.
When it comes to all things paranormal, like ghosts, spirits and haunted buildings, Halloween-time is usually what people are reminded of. But for Beth Rodriguez and Ben Strongwolf Rodriguez, the co-founders of Ghost Contact Paranormal, a paranormal investigations team based in Lansing, and John and Jenifer Harris, co-owners of Voodoo's World of Oddtiques and Otherside Paranormal & Mortuary Science Museum, the paranormal isn't just limited to the fall.