Coming into the most important weekend of the season, the MSU women’s soccer team will be carrying heavy hearts. Even as 13-time defending Big Ten Champion Penn State and Ohio State come to town, the minds and the thoughts of Spartan players will be fixated on the passing of Adalin Farnum.
I am writing in lieu of the most recent attempt to place our professors on an even higher pedestal than they belong while at the same time demeaning the student population at-large.
Yes, Homecoming is a time for students to be entertained. Homecoming weekend, though, is more than simply a massive amount of parties, college football and a parade down Grand River Avenue. For a weekend, Spartans young and old embrace the Spartan spirit.
It pains me knowing they are talking about my former classmates, high school teachers and best friends. How could my soft-spoken Arabic friends be connected to wars, bombings and terrorist threats? I see the looks on people’s faces when I mention my friends Omar, Yousif and Amir. I can tell what they’re thinking. To put it lightly, it’s unjust.
Three members of MSU Greenpeace were arrested by MSU police for trespassing in MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon’s office in the Administration Building this afternoon.
Coming off a 3-1 set victory over No. 21 Michigan, the MSU volleyball team will travel to Columbus, Ohio, to face its third straight ranked opponent in the No. 23 Ohio State Buckeyes.
Gene Washington will be honored during a special pregame ceremony prior to kickoff between No. 15 MSU and No. 4. Wisconsin.
On Friday, the cross country team will compete at the EMU Fall Classic in Dexter, Mich. This is the final race prior to the championship season.
Sophomore defensive end William Gholston is suspended for one game for violating the Big Ten Sportslike Conduct Agreement during MSU’s 28-14 win over Michigan, the Big Ten announced Thursday. Gholston will miss Saturday’s game against No. 4 Wisconsin.
Students can put on rubber gloves and boots and paddle around in a canoe while helping to clean the Red Cedar River next week.
A new scholarship is available to students who are interested in traveling abroad to Latin America to study, intern or volunteer.
Before a Jenison Field House crowd cackling with electricity, the MSU volleyball team defeated the No.
Every once in a while, scrap metal artist Tom Sheerin stops what he is working on and a blank look overcomes his face as he stares in thought at his latest challenge — creating a Sparty statue made out of recycled metal for the MSU Homecoming Parade.
For many Michigan residents and MSU students, the average experience at any one of the 131 Secretary of State, or SOS, branches consists of long, winding lines and several hours of waiting to complete routine transactions.
Recent proposals to alter Michigan’s Medical Marijuana Act have sparked a number of controversies between tenants and landlords, and some are left wondering if their housing agreement will go up in smoke.
Millions of dollars worth of updates and renovations to campus cafeterias could continue next year if the MSU Board of Trustees votes to authorize a May construction start for upgrades to Shaw Hall’s cafeteria at its Friday meeting.
A bill that would strip public institutions’, including MSU, right to offer benefits to employees in same-sex partnerships was passed by a Senate committee Wednesday and is one vote from passing the legislature.
Finance freshman Alexander Fyolek didn’t plan to attend the Men’s Health, Wellness & Fitness Expo on Wednesday, but when the rain forced him into the Union, he began to check out the different booths.
Although the Fourth of July won’t come for several months, some state lawmakers are trying to add more sparks, booms and bangs to America’s birthday.