As he went to the locker room, with boos raining down from the stands, Dion Sims knew he had to do something. He couldn’t afford to be the underclassman that showed occasional flashes of potential anymore. With the No. 21 MSU football team (3-1) trailing Eastern Michigan (0-4) 7-3 at halftime, Sims hadn’t caught a pass, and the offense couldn’t find a rhythm.
The No. 21 MSU football team (3-1) avoided a scare, coming from behind to knock off Eastern Michigan (0-4) 23-7, thanks to fourth quarter heroics from Dion Sims and Le’Veon Bell.
The boo birds were out in the first half, as the No. 21 MSU football team (2-1) trails Eastern Michigan (0-3) 7-3 at halftime.
The No. 25 MSU volleyball team dropped its first match of the season in a hard fought 3-2 loss against No. 17 Purdue Friday night at Jenison Field House.
Even after a hard-fought game, the MSU women’s soccer team left Madison, Wisc. with a 1-0 loss at the hands of the No. 13 Badgers Friday night.
Friday night brought the MSU men’s soccer team (3-5-1) one accomplishment it’s been struggling to reach all season: a home win. The team’s victory came in a 2-1 win against in-state rival Western Michigan, now 7-2-0, and slight changes to the offense seemed to get the ball rolling for the Spartans.
On a cold, overcast Friday afternoon, the No. 15 MSU field hockey team lost their Big Ten opener to the No.
President Barack Obama is leading his Republican opponent Mitt Romney by a fair margin among Michiganians, according to the State of the State Survey, or SOSS, released today.
On March 23, Torey Krug sat in front of about 40 reporters, his body language: a road of defeat. His shoulders slouched as if to hide from the onlooking crowd, eyes bloodshot from tears, head slung low until he was forced to answer a question. Hopes for a Frozen Four appearance ended far too early as the former MSU junior hockey player sat alongside his fellow captains and first-year Spartan coach, Tom Anastos, after just losing his first shot at the NCAA Tournament.
It has been nearly a year since a string of allegedly racial incidents spurred an upset on MSU’s campus and raised a question to students and administrators: How safe, inclusive and welcoming is the school’s atmosphere to people of all cultures and backgrounds? The events included a racial slur written on the white board of a black student’s door in West Akers Hall, followed by another slur on a wall in Armstrong Hall and the discovery of a black doll hanging by its neck in the Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building. These incidents shocked the student body and motivated the Black Student Alliance, or BSA, along with other community members, to take action, birthing the BSA’s list of demands. On Oct.
An 18-year-old female student’s bicycle was stolen from East Wilson Hall last week. The seven-speed purple Trek bicycle was stolen sometime between 12:30 p.m.
After being introduced to Japanese music by his older brother when he was younger, Japanese junior Joseph Canty instantly took to the culture of Japan. Canty was so inspired he eventually went on to study the culture at MSU.
When psychology senior Alex Rivera goes to Bubble Island, she no longer has to rely on a flimsy paper punch card to keep track of her purchases until her free Bubble Tea.
Michigan’s manufacturing sector is expected to continue growing during the next few years. At the same time, something else in Michigan is expected to grow at a high rate as well — the people.
In light of the recent violence involving students, a little faith and peace might be just the thing some students need. Students and Greater Lansing community members from all faiths and backgrounds gathered Thursday at University United Methodist Church, 1120 S.
Former United States Ambassador to India David Mulford spoke to the community on Thursday evening at Kellogg Center to share his experiences working overseas.
More formalized plans on how a grief absence policy would be implemented at MSU were approved in a resolution at ASMSU’s General Assembly meeting Thursday.
To some, the former Olympic game is known as the “sport of kings.” But to others, it’s more commonly known as polo.
If you’re to believe Le’Veon Bell, Spartan fans should have no worries about No. 21 MSU’s (2-1) game against Eastern Michigan (0-3) this Saturday.
Shawn Respert, Clinton Jones and four other Spartan legends were welcomed into the MSU Athletics Hall of Fame on Thursday evening at Wharton Center.