It’s out with the old and in with the new as construction at Wells Hall is expected to be mostly complete toward the end of May. Contractors currently are working on the interior of the Wells Hall addition by commissioning the heating and ventilation systems, university engineer Bob Nestle said.
In 2007, Matthew Swartz’s freshman year consisted of much more than exploring campus and adjusting to new classes. As a student in the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities, or RCAH — what was then a brand-new college within MSU — Swartz, who now is an MSU alumnus, was able to help develop his program’s culture and community.
After more than 20 years of working as a reporter for newspapers across the country, Associate Dean of International Studies & Programs and journalism professor Eric Freedman likes to continue to keep as heavy a workload as possible.
MSU rightfully is committed to the health and safety of our students, but a recent administrative action requiring mandatory health insurance for all undergraduate students was enacted without the authority of the MSU Board of Trustees.
The character flaws of leaders and the cultural tendencies that affect them have a profound influence on public policy. They have childhood experiences that define their personalities. Some are stubborn, some are insecure. The prejudices observed in their families, friends, or geographical regions inform their decision making processes.
MSU students searching for off-campus housing options will be given a new location to add to their list of potential apartments next spring.
Indianapolis — Before the MSU men’s basketball team took on Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament final Sunday, “PPTPWC” was written on the white board in the Spartan locker room.
Oxford, Ohio – His scowl was louder than his voice. It was evident in the gritting of his teeth between polite but bitter words about coming up short in the CCHA Tournament.
Oxford, Ohio – Even with the stakes raised for the playoffs, the No. 15 MSU hockey team still had plenty to play for on Saturday night. The Spartans needed a win to keep their playoff hopes alive in the best-of-three series with Miami (Ohio) in the quarterfinals of the CCHA Tournament.
Only one thing will be on the minds of the Spartans on Sunday, and it won’t have anything to do with payback or seeds.
Scoring nine straight points, Austin Thornton’s three consecutive 3-pointers sparked a 26-5 MSU run that changed the complexion of the game and led to the Spartans’ 65-52 win over the Badgers.
Indianapolis — Despite a slow start to the No. 1-seed MSU men’s basketball team’s Big Ten Tournament semifinal game against No.
Oxford, Ohio – It could have been the physical dominance at both ends of the ice. It could have been the four goals in the second period that effectively ended sophomore goalie Will Yanakeff’s night.
Oxford, Ohio – From the first day of his hire in March, Tom Anastos has put a magnifying glass on MSU’s stagnant playoff record and made it the goal of the team to turn the corner by securing the program’s first playoff win since 2008. The goal will have to be put on hold for another night as the No. 5-seed Spartans couldn’t stave off the potent No. 4-seed Miami (Ohio) scoring attack led by forward Jimmy Mullin to fall, 6-0, in the first game of the series in the quarterfinals of the CCHA Tournament at Steve Cady Arena in Oxford, Ohio.
John Mayer announced earlier this afternoon that he has cancelled his show at Wharton Center on April 10, according to a statement from Wharton Center.
Not only was Trice able to play Friday in MSU’s 92-75 win over Iowa, he logged 24 minutes — the second most he’s played all season — and knocked down three 3-pointers on his way to nine points.
Indianapolis — Adreian Payne had a focus he’s never had before during the No. 8 men’s basketball team’s 92-75 win against Iowa.
_Indianapolis —_ It wasn’t quite the 34-point beat down that the No. 8 MSU men’s basketball team gave Iowa when the Hawkeyes came to Breslin Center Jan. 10, but the 92-75 win in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament gave the Spartans plenty to be happy about.
Complex Director at Snyder and Phillips halls Corey Malloch died earlier this week at the age of 34. Malloch was found unresponsive in his apartment by MSU Police on Thursday, according to a statement from university spokesman Kent Cassella.
Once the No. 1-seed Spartans found their rhythm, they couldn’t be stopped, rolling to a 92-75 win over No. 8-seed Iowa at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.