Most people feel comfortable belting out their favorite tune in the shower, but when it comes to singing in front of Simon Cowell, that’s a completely different story. In many ways, this season for the MSU women’s soccer team can be seen the same way. No disrespect to Bowling Green and Eastern Michigan, but the Big Ten is the Simon Cowell of the season.
This past weekend might not have gone exactly according to plan, but the MSU field hockey team is determined to wring as many positives as they can out their two losses to Virginia and Northeastern.
With the Big Ten season just days away, the MSU women’s soccer team (5-1-1) wraps up nonconference play against Western Michigan (4-3-0) at 5 p.m. on Wednesday at DeMartin Stadium at Old College Field.
Heading into its final invitational of the season, the MSU volleyball team continues to look for progress.
Editor’s Note: Views expressed in guest columns and letters to the editor reflect the views of the author, not the views of The State News. Whenever I sit down to pen an opinion piece, I wonder if what I have to say will have any impact on the readers.
Editor’s Note: Views expressed in guest columns and letters to the editor reflect the views of the author, not the views of The State News. When I learned that MSU would be deactivating alumni email accounts a few months ago, I made all the arrangements setting up new addresses.
A few months after the collapse of the City Center II planning and construction debacle, East Lansing City Council seems to be in over its head again in the managing of St. Anne Lofts, the construction of which has caused controversy, safety hazards and contention between the developers and city council.
Lansing — Gov. Rick Snyder proposed sweeping changes the state’s largest insurance company, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, unveiling a plan today that would change the company to nonprofit status.
With many top programs, including the best study abroad program in the nation, Danielle Flory knew MSU was the right choice.
A week after journalism sophomore Zachary Tennen returned to campus, his mouth still is wired shut — the only physical trace left of his unresolved assault case that made national headlines less than half a month ago.
Former presidential candidate Herman Cain plans to dish out the truth to MSU students at a tour event stop later this month, where he will share facts about problems facing the U.S.
As graduate student Namira Islam tweets verses from the Quran and displays a picture of her in a head scarf, she sometimes finds herself frustrated by judgemental statements expressing her Muslim faith can attract.
Clara’s Lansing Station, 637 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing, has served young and old alike for more than 33 years in a historical restaurant that takes its guests back to the 1900s.
Studio A in the Communication Arts and Sciences Building will be buzzing with excitement Tuesday when a special edition of WKAR’s academic game show “QuizBusters” will be taped live with local celebrities as contestants.
When international students attend a foreign college much like MSU, they are completely submerged in a strangle of language and culture.
Waves of matching T-shirts, grinning girls and colorful bows flooded the rock on Farm Lane Monday evening for the final event of Michigan State’s sorority Rush — Bid Day.
Although ancient Greek history depicts Spartans and Trojans at war, MSU hopes soon to unite the two.
Students eager to study and practice law are up against increasing competition and a difficult job market, which just got larger this fall.
Flash forward a week and the offense has gone from stumbling to startling, with eight receivers totaling more than 14 yards receiving in the No. 10 MSU football team’s (2-0) 41-7 victory over Central Michigan (1-1).
Editor’s Note: Views expressed in guest columns and letters to the editor reflect the views of the author, not the views of The State News. Last Wednesday, my little baby sisters turned 17.