The MSU women’s tennis team will travel to Kalamazoo Friday to take on Western Michigan. The Spartans are currently 5-1, with their only loss coming to No. 6 California.
The two plaintiffs in legal action that arising after Wayne County Airport Authority's decision to move the pick-up and drop-off location of the Michigan Flyer, AirRide and the SMART bus to the south end of the Ground Transportation Center are back in court — a motion to enforce the terms of the settlement was filed this month.
“When I go to any game, I don’t just sit. If I want to just sit, I’ll just stay at home,” Alleman said. “Somehow I think that my involvement contributes.”
After a student-written petition to have smoking banned from MSU’s campus gained serious attention via social media and word of mouth, the MSU Anti-Cancer Society planned to bring the results to the Board of Trustees. However, just before the meeting Provost June Pierce Youatt published a memo announcing a task force designed to make MSU a tobacco-free campus.
Elizabeth Brajevich, the organizer of the fundraising campaign, said the group is working to reach their goal of buying 30 bikes by Feb. 20.
Tom Izzo did the right thing and pulled a struggling Travis Trice from the starting lineupTuesday night for freshman Lourawls "Tum Tum" Nairn. The move paid immediate dividends for an MSU team in need of a win.
This upcoming Friday the women's gymnastics team will take on rival and conference foe No.
Dear Spartan Nation: As I leave Michigan State to pursue my childhood dream of playing in the National Football League, I thank all of you who made my East Lansing experience so incredible.
As of Monday, the Spartans are shooting 62.1 percent on free throws — the worst free throw shooting percentage in the Big Ten since the 2004-2005 season.
"Both my undergraduate and graduate degrees are in physics. But I’ve been doing Kendo since 1976.
Non-profit organization Shen Yun Performing Arts is coming to the Wharton Center this Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
While students stayed inside, safe from the brewing blizzard, Matt Bailey arrived to work at 3 a.m.
A combination of American pop, Indian classical, and bollywood hits, a cappella group Spartan Sur is preparing to record their first ever EP.
This past Saturday, the Wharton Center for Performing Arts held the quarterfinals for the 19th International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA). And for two MSU a cappella groups, the final results were aca-awesome. Winning the top two spots in the quarterfinals and heading to Dayton, Ohio for the ICCA Great Lakes Semifinals were MSU’s all male vocal group, the Accafellas, and coed vocal group, Capital Green. Since 1996 the ICCA has held competitions throughout the nation, giving hardworking a cappella groups the opportunity to showcase their talent.
Behind a first half barrage of threes, the Spartans cruised to a critical 68-44 win. Freshman guard Lourawls Nairn started in place of senior guard Travis Trice, and for at least first five minutes, it took the Spartans some time to really get going. That changed though at the 13:18 mark, Trice connected on a three that ignited an offensive explosion.
On Tuesday afternoon, Wharton Center played host to MSU’s annual Awards Convocation, which recognized 10 faculty membersKA for their contributions to education and research with William J. Beal Outstanding Faculty Awards.
Freshman guard Lourawls Nairn got the start over senior guard Travis Trice Tuesday night against Northwestern.
Before addressing the Big Ten matchup against Northwestern on Monday, men's basketball head coach Tom Izzo spent extended time talking about MSU's free throw troubles and questioning the mental toughness of his team. This was before revealing that freshman guard Javon Bess may miss the rest of the season with a setback with his ankle recovery.
There will be no love lost Friday, February 13 when the MSU women’s gymnastics team faces off against school rival University of Michigan in their alumni meet, held at the Jenison Field House, East Lansing.
Game after game, the tune remains the same in the MSU locker room. Despite continually finding ways to lose games, the Spartans maintain that their confidence is high. Most recently, junior guard Bryn Forbes echoed the mantra. “I think we’re still confident, it just makes you mad to see the way it turned out, especially for guys that do this everyday and make free throws everyday and make shots everyday,” Forbes said of the free throw debacle that unraveled on Saturday.