‘Beauty and the Beast’ national tour performs at Wharton
Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" is set to perform at Wharton Oct. 14-19
Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" is set to perform at Wharton Oct. 14-19
MSU students and community members attended “Avatar: The Last Airbender in Concert" on Oct. 7 at Great Cobb Hall.
More than 200 players gathered in Lansing for the Great Lakes Classic Foosball Championships, hosted by Foosball Clubs USA, which promotes the game in schools to build confidence and community among youth. Top U.S. player Muñoz and longtime veteran Mike Weyrowske reflected on foosball’s personal and cultural impact, with organizers hopeful the sport will continue to inspire and even change lives.
Surplus Store offers pumpkin carving, crafts and more with a Fall Fest.
The first MSU students to reside in Holden Hall returned to visit their original dorm hall for its 58th anniversary. The members of the group attended Michigan State from the late 60s to early 70s and have managed to stay friends for that entire time, thanks to strong brotherhood and a reliable network of people willing to show up.
Rapper DaBaby is set to perform at Grewal Hall with back-to-back shows on Oct. 11.
Taylor Swift's latest album "The Life of a Showgirl" is coming out October 3. The album will release will be celebrated in theaters at "The Official Release Party of a Showgirl."
Famous individuals, such as celebrities, athletes and influencers, almost go hand-in-hand with brands and partnerships. But for already well-known brands, do partnerships with individuals like influencers and athletes really make a difference in sales?
UAB and Students for Cultivating Change team up to put on Renaissance fair for students
Students roller-skated at an ABBA-themed UAB event on Thursday.
Sorority Beta Kappa Mu becomes Michigan State University's first Muslim sorority.
Recently, trends like “Get ready with me for …” and “Day in my life as …” have been popular on social media apps like TikTok and Instagram. However, with more users creating this type of content, why do only a limited number of individuals gain immense fame from posting the same content?
Phones become an issue for students looking to branch out and meet new people.
Snyder's LookOut Gallery hosts Art Reception
MSU Surplus Store hosted a Student Thrift Day, selling clothes $2 a pound.
MSU students participate in the New Musical Laboratory, a joint partnership between the Wharton Center and the MSU Department of Theatre, to feature the new musical comedy, "Taking Off!"
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