“Midwinter: A War Without Soldiers” reads the promotional poster for the MSU Department of Theatre’s first production.
– Brittany Mearim“I like how they mix in the toppings. The toppings are really big because they’re homemade. They have really good variety.” – Andrea Raby“It’s really good ice cream on campus. It has more of a draw than a chain because it’s made at MSU."– Jane Sirigiri "Tasty Twist is more about the memories I've had there over the years of living in EL than just about the ice cream. It's always been like the late night hangout with friends and where we went for lunch in high school. But it's also one of the cheaper options and still delicious and coconut flavored soft-serve will never disappoint."– Kelsie Harper"I like tutti frutti because their frozen yogurt flavors are unique, but still really good. I love that you can add whatever toppings you want and it's fun to create your own cup of froyo."Links:cold stone: https://www.coldstonecreamery.com/aboutus/index.ht...msu dairy store: http://dairystore.msu.edu/tutti fruitti: http://www.tfyogurt.com/tasty twist: https://www.facebook.com/pages/East-Lansing-Tasty-Twist/109708919048854
The Residential College in the Arts and Humanities Center for Poetry held its annual poetry chalking event just east of Farm Lane on the River Trail.
To kinesiology sophomore Elliot Thomas and agricultural industries sophomore Mitchell Furstenau, a skateboard is not just a tool of transportation to get to classes at MSU.
MSU football will return under the lights once again on Saturday, hosting Nebraska at home at 8 p.m.Football reporters Robert Bondy and Geoff Preston predict the outcome of what could be a College Football Playoff-deciding game for the Spartans.
The career shutout record at MSU for men’s soccer is 23 shutouts, a record that until recently was held by two former MSU goalies — John Spink (1984, 1986–88) and Avery Steinlage (2008-10). Junior goalkeeper Zach Bennett can now be included in that company, earning his 23rd career shutout in a 0-0 tie against Rutgers on Sept. 28.
In the 91-season history of Spartan Stadium there have been 15 night games, with the 16th coming Saturday night as No. 10 MSU (3-1 overall) takes on No. 19 Nebraska (5-0 overall) in both team’s Big Ten conference openers
MSU’s tough stretch continued Thursday evening, as the team lost 1-0 to the visiting Iowa Hawkeyes.MSU (6-5-1 overall, 0-5-1 Big Ten) seemed to be lethargic throughout the game, and players were often moved with a lack of urgency.“I thought after the first half hour, we didn’t deserve to get a result today,” head coach Tom Saxton said.
Senior midfielder Becky Stiles, third on the team in points, is heading home this weekend.A native of Medford, N.J., Stiles will have plenty of her own supporters this weekend as field hockey prepares to take on Rutgers and Monmouth on the road.
There’s something about Spartan Stadium under the lights. At least that’s what players are saying. As No. 10 MSU (3-1 overall) prepares to face No. 19 Nebraska (5-0 overall) for an 8 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, players, coaches and fans are getting wrapped up in the excitement of opening Big Ten play with a top-20 matchup.
By Troy Jeffersontjefferson@statenews.comIt will be déjá vu for the Spartans on Friday night.
With no games from Sept. 29 to Oct. 3, the men’s soccer team (5-1-2 overall, 1-0-1 Big Ten) will be well-rested on Oct. 4 against the Ohio State Buckeyes (3-3-3 overall, 1-1-0 Big Ten).
The Broad will attempt to bring "specters" of history to life in a symposium held in conjunction with their current exhibit, "Imaginary Possessions."
MSU has advanced on the list of top 100 universities in the world, according to the 2014-15
With a new move, the MSU Extension Bookstore takes action on it’s future goals to promote their products online.The bookstore, operated through the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, is a source of numerous books and products on agriculture, child rearing and health and nutrition programs.
Advertising junior Katie Feirer has a very simple request.She'd like to experience an MSU football game the same way her peers do.Feirer is wheelchair-bound, and as such, has been segregated from fellow student fans, because handicap accomodations in Spartan Stadium have effectively banished her to the other side of the stadium.And it's not just handicapped students who are forced into a different experience ? other disabled fans have been shuttled to the press box when there aren't enough handicap-accessible seats.
All the way from Destin, Florida, a new business has open its doors along Grand River Ave.East Lansing Threads, which opened next to Potbelly Sandwich Shop, sells a variety of brands to appeal to men and women of all ages.Owner and Destin, Florida resident Marsha Chouinard said she was told by friends and family members from Michigan to open a shop here since her store carries unique brands.“I investigated and nobody really had the brands I wanted to carry,” Chouinard said.
The MSU hockey program is in a process of changing its culture, and this offseason proved that they are well on the way, according to head coach Tom Anastos.
By Ian Martinimartin@statenews.comIt was four years ago, during the beginning of his freshman year, when international relations senior Eric Savoie decided he wanted to start a disc golf club here at MSU.“I got the idea to get a club going, and that same week my buddy texted me a picture of a flyer – it was from some guy named Ziggy – that said disc golf club being formed, informational meeting this day,” Savoie said.
Spartans are making better decisions. According to data from the National College Health Assessment Survey, MSU students’ high-risk behaviors are decreasing.