MSU proves its consistency in 2-0 West Coast trip

MSU had its ups and downs in a pair of West Coast games, but ultimately prevailed with two convincing wins.

MSU hockey's Dan Sturges dies unexpectedly

Michigan State hockey’s Director of Hockey Operations Dan Sturges died unexpectedly this morning, released in a statement by MSU Athletics. Sturges has worked with MSU hockey since August of 2019, returning to his alma mater.

MSU women’s basketball drops road test vs. No. 11 Iowa

Michigan State women’s basketball walked into one of the Big Ten’s toughest road environments knowing it would be tested. Early foul trouble disrupted the Spartans’ rhythm, forcing key players to the bench and leaving MSU playing catch-up the rest of the night. Despite a stronger second half and a late push led by Rashunda Jones, Michigan State could not overcome its first-half deficit, falling 75-68 to No. 11 Iowa. The loss snapped a nine-game winning streak and highlighted the thin margin for error when facing elite opponents on the road.

From Congress to campus: The fight to establish Martin Luther King Jr. Day

On Nov. 3, 1983, President Ronald Reagan signed legislation establishing King’s birthday as a national holiday, 15 years after the proposal was first introduced in the wake of King’s assassination in 1968. The path to federal recognition, however, was long and fiercely contested.

MSU students protest capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro at capitol

Alongside the Venezuelan cause, protestors opposed increased ICE raids and voiced support for Michigan to divest from the state of Israel. 

Defense and execution power No. 4 MSU to a sweep of No. 2 Wisconsin

Prior to No. 4 Michigan State hockey’s matchup against No. 2 Wisconsin, MSU head coach Adam Nightingale said the road series would be a test — a test the Spartans passed. On Thursday night, MSU scored three goals in the second period to earn a 4-3 win. The Spartans didn’t let up the following night; rather, they improved with disciplined defense, strong execution and a stellar goaltender performance, en route to a 4-1 victory and a road sweep. 

REVIEW: "Don't Be Dumb," but don't be too sensible either

A$AP Rocky's fourth album, Don't Be Dumb, was released on Jan.16 after an eight year hiatus.

MSU wrestling drops third consecutive Big Ten dual to No. 11 Illinois

MSU wrestling took on No.11 Illinois, dropping their third straight duel 31-12. The Spartans took on several ranked Illinois wrestlers including No. 1 133-pound wrestler Lucas Byrd.

MSU Peace Warriors hold silent protest in response to Renee Good's death

More than 40 Michigan State students braved the cold to protest the death of Renee Nicole Good and the practices of Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Friday afternoon, voicing their concerns and frustrations through silence.

MSU to pay professor $300,000 to settle suit against two trustees

Former Michigan State University Faculty Senate Chair Jack Lipton, who has been engaged in a lengthy dispute with two MSU trustees, which eventually prompted a lawsuit over a year ago, has reached a settlement with the two trustees. Lipton will receive $300,000 from the university as part of the settlement.

Spartans look west as they look to bolster their offense

No, 12 MSU will head west to play Washington and Oregon starting this Saturday with a match-up against the Huskies.

MSU women’s basketball grinds out 73-71 win over No. 24 Nebraska

Michigan State survived a thrilling late-game showdown with No. 24 Nebraska, edging the Cornhuskers 73-71 to secure a program-best 17-1 start. Junior guard Rashunda Jones and sophomore forward Juliann Woodard delivered clutch free throws in the final seconds, while senior guard Jalyn Brown made two critical defensive stops and hit a game-tying 3-pointer to keep the Spartans in control. Despite struggling from beyond the arc, MSU found ways to win, highlighting depth, resilience, and the advantage of playing at home under head coach Robyn Fralick’s dominant 35-4 record at the Breslin Center. The victory sets the stage for a road test Sunday against No. 11 Iowa in Iowa City.

MSU women's soccer reinforces ranks with No. 8 recruiting class

Jeff Hosler announced MSU women's soccer's highest-ranked recruiting class in program history. Alongside eight freshmen, three transfer students join the Spartans.

CHAARG and UAB start the semester with 'Claw Clips and Soda Sips'

A joint event between UAB and CHAARG promotes both clubs at the start of the semester with crafts and treats.

MSU Museum's reopening exhibit explores AI's impact on reality perception

MSU Museum's reopening features the Blurred Realities exhibit, showcasing the reality of AI in various aspects of daily life.

No. 4 MSU hockey set for rebound at Wisconsin

After getting swept last November, No. 4 MSU hockey is set for a road contest against No. 2 Wisconsin. The series is set for Thursday, Jan. 15 at 9 p.m. EST and Friday, Jan. 16 at 8 p.m. EST. Thursday’s contest will be streamed on Big Ten Network. Both sides' offensive leaders remain the same, although both teams have grown throughout the last months. MSU looks to be the best version of itself, as in any competition.

MSU hosts events for MLK Day celebration

Career night for Fears powers MSU to win over Indiana

Jeremy Fears scored a career-high 23 points in MSU's domination of Indiana, proving he can be the next great Spartan point guard.

MSU men's basketball dominates Indiana 81-60 in a late game showing

Michigan State men's basketball dominated Indiana 81-60 in a game that saw the Spartans play physical, play tough, play cool and collected in the face of a Hoosier team that could not keep up.

MSU boasts $6.8B economic impact, calls for more state funding

Michigan's 15 public universities collectively contributed $45 billion dollars to the state's economy during fiscal year 2024, a data point schools are using to ask for more future funding. MSU's share of that contribution was $6.8 billion, or roughly 15%.