House, Senate Subcommittees focus on college readiness
In a joint meeting of the Michigan House and Senate Subcommittees on Higher Education Thursday morning, access to higher education institutions like MSU was the focus.
In a joint meeting of the Michigan House and Senate Subcommittees on Higher Education Thursday morning, access to higher education institutions like MSU was the focus.
On a night where the Spartans played a little too much one-on-one ball, as has been the case in the past few games, it was junior guard Kiana Johnson that kept the offense moving on Thursday against Wisconsin in a 71-67 MSU victory.
For Janisse Martinez, home is Miami, Fla. But Thursday night, her home transformed into the hardwood dance floor of the Snyder-Phillips auditorium.
Students who go to bed constantly checking their smartphones might be negatively affected by such behavior.
East Lansing resident Devin Pascoe, 15, and Haslett resident Sam Parks, 14, are among the top five juvenile pair figure skaters in the United States, ranked fourth.
LANSING — MSU experts weighed in Thursday on Republican state lawmakers’ plan to add a balanced budget to the U.S.
A well-balanced MSU women’s basketball team held off Wisconsin, and a hot-shooting Michala Johnson, Thursday night in East Lansing.
Words are powerful on their own, but when they are paired with raw emotion they can capture people in a whole new way. In slam poetry, the poet not only acts as a writer, but as a performer who reads their written words and emphasizes the emotions behind them with their voices and body language.
The day before the Super Bowl kicks off just outside of New York City, the No. 7 men’s basketball team will be playing on one of the biggest stages in basketball — Madison Square Garden.
Hundreds will gather this weekend at Wharton Center to watch MSU’s production of the episodic play, The Vagina Monologues. For some of the cast members, The Vagina Monologues is more than just a scripted performance. It hits home for a variety of reasons. Here are three of the women in this year’s performance and why they chose to get involved.
The daily lives of Spartans across the globe will be condensed into a video as part of the documentary project 360.24, executed by MSU Communications and Brand Strategy.
All Tom Izzo wants for his birthday is a healthy basketball team.
The women’s basketball team started off hot but couldn’t hold off Wisconsin redshirt junior center Michala Johnson down the stretch as MSU enters halftime with a 30-27 lead.
MSU hockey will look to get back on track this weekend in potentially its toughest two games of season at top-ranked Minnesota.
It was an extremely cold day, just like many of the other days the university has encountered this winter. I was trekking toward South Kedzie Hall around 10 a.m. for my second morning class, while barely avoiding frostbite in the subzero weather.
When my castmates and I proudly talk to people about The Vagina Monologues show, we tend to get questions like these: “You’re kidding, right?” or “What, do you all just show your vaginas on stage?”
_It’s Saturday, the day before Super Bowl Sunday, and I’m walking into the world-famous Madison Square Garden.
The lyrics to his song Type of Way have traveled from the football team’s locker room and spread to the rest of MSU’s campus.
Trudging through snow and frigid winds might make for grueling travel between classes, but that same freeze might benefit the Great Lakes. Scientists predict the recent Arctic blasts will increase water levels and decrease temperatures in the Great Lakes, temporarily reversing a 15-year slump. Anne Clites, a physical scientist at the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, predicts the water levels of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron will increase by 10–12 inches this upcoming summer from this past summer. When cold, dry air sweeps across the lakes, it increases the evaporation rate, which results in more ice cover and lake-effect snow, said John Lenters, the senior scientist at the environmental consulting firm LimnoTech. Although this temporarily decreases water levels, ice lingers into late winter and early spring, capping further evaporation. Lenters predicts water-level gains this year because of lingering ice will result in cooler summer waters, leading to a later evaporation period next fall.
In the center of a dimly-lit hotel ballroom in West Lansing, a chain-link octagon loomed over rows of seated onlookers.