MSU hockey (8-11-2, 2-3-2-2 Big Ten) improved its standing in the Big Ten Friday night, while simultaneously hurting Ohio State’s (7-12-2, 2-5 Big Ten). The Spartans skated to a 4-1 victory Friday night, behind junior goaltender Jake Hildebrand’s 33 saves.
Sophomore forward Gavin Schilling was a monster for the Spartans Wednesday night, dunking with authority and cleaning up the boards to help propel the Spartans to a 66-60 win against Penn State. Despite his eye-popping stat line —11 points and 10 rebounds, six of which came on the offensive end — he and head coach Tom Izzo discussed his tendency to go up for the ball with one hand after the game.
The women’s basketball (9-10 overall, 1-7 Big Ten) team could not outscore No. 7 Maryland, losing 85-56 on Thursday night. Redshirt sophomore Aerial Powers scored 28 points, half of the Spartans’ score.
When MSU and OSU met in late November, MSU won the first game 3-1 before getting shutout in a 3-0 loss the following night.
Electrical engineering senior David Zoltowski is a member of the Honors College as well as captain of the varsity swimming and diving team. He plans on studying philosophy in information engineering at Churchill College.
Before this, she worked at Georgia State University as the Associate Provost for Institutional Effectiveness and Acting Director of Institutional Research.
The charges stem from an incident last December in which two men entered the cab he was driving and robbed the passenger.
ASMSU plans to resume discussion on the topic when representatives return in September next year.
Marketing sophomore Damon Graceeg has more on his plate than just passing classes and attending chapter meetings for his fraternity, Sigma Pikaeg
MSU appears high on some study abroad rankings and low on others, depending on the way the numbers are shown.
The MSU Department of Theatre is currently working on a unique and extensive production called The Theatre2Film Project.
Hertel, a James Madison College alumnus, represents the MSU community in the state Senate.
A plethora of offers from schools in his home state and getting the opportunity to play in front of his friends and family every weekend wasn’t enough for Felton Davis to remain in Virginia. Old Dominion, Virginia and Virginia Tech were a universities Davis got to choose from before committing to MSU football back in July. Davis, the then-ninth verbal commit for the Spartans at the time, is a four-star wide receiver by 24/7 Sports and currently ranked 22nd among all pass catchers in the 2015 class. A scouting report by ESPN.com says that Davis is at his best in one-on-one coverage, due to his ability to create separation based on his size. The report also describes him as very productive and can catch the ball really well, even while being covered. The 6-foot-4-inch, 175-pounder also held offers from Florida’s University of Miami, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Missouri and others. SN: HOW DID PLAYING AT HIGHLAND SPRINGS PREPARE YOU FOR A CAREER AT MSU? FD: Playing at HSHS laid the foundation for what’s to come, coaches pushed me to my limits every day, trying to get me to tap into my potential. SN: CAN YOU BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER WITH HSHS? FD: High school was fun, a lot of hard work, but that’s with anything.
If you ever feel like you have the “winter blues,” you’re not alone. Seasonal affective disorder, otherwise known ironically by its acronym SAD, can be a real problem during Michigan winters.
Inspired by the popular series Humans of New York, The State News is launching a weekly feature looking into the lives of people living and working in the East Lansing area.
For the second time in two weeks, the men's basketball team closed out a tough win at home on Wednesday. On Saturday, they will try to do the same on the road.
MSU Bikes Service Center manager Tim Potter said despite signs around campus clearly stating that MSU is bicycle friendly university from 2011-15, the "friendliness" will not end in 2016.
t is an annual scholarship geared toward helping members of the greek community. Students will be able to apply for the scholarship beginning in the spring of 2016 for award and use during the 2016 fall term. A supplemental scholarship has also been set up by McGregor’s parents, as a one-time award for the fall 2015 term. It was designed to bridge the time before the memorial scholarship took effect and geared toward the Pi Beta Phi community.
Any returning student will tell you that this year’s weather is starting out much tamer than last year. After all, it is nice knowing that we can go outside longer than 10 minutes and not get frostbite. However, there are still perils we face now, namely black ice.
MSU ice hockey (7-11-2, 1-3-2 Big Ten) will welcome a familiar foe to Munn Ice Arena this weekend, in more ways than one.