For the next month, men are encouraged to put away their razors and let their facial hair grow freely in celebration of No Shave November.
From 9-11 p.m. this Friday and Saturday, the MSU Observatory, located at the corner of Forest and College roads, will open its doors to the public for a free viewing of MSU’s 0.6 meter telescope.
At 7 p.m. today in the Communication Arts and Sciences Building auditorium, members of the Migrations of Islam project will show “The Taqwacores,” a film chronicling a Muslim punk-rock scene. The film examines being young and Muslim in the U.S.
Usually, I start my look back at the weekend with something that signified the No. 15 MSU football team’s previous game.
While many questions race through my mind during the average school week, one in particular bombarded me from many angles this week. Do I agree with Kirk? My response: I’m not sure; I will know on Thursday. I know I am a strong supporter of the Constitution and the corresponding Bill of Rights, and I believe in Jesus Christ.
They’ve done it again. One year after winning MSU’s first women’s cross country Big Ten title since 2001, the Spartans claimed their second straight conference championship Sunday in Urbana, Ill. Walt Drenth, director of MSU cross country and track and field, said the team was aiming to add another championship win to its résumé prior to this season. “As a group, they sat down together before the season started and talked about what they would like to accomplish,” Drenth said.
There was a time and a place for the Black Student Alliance, or BSA, to be indignant; that time was in the days immediately following the writing of racial slurs on students’ doors. The organization should have stifled that demeanor when speaking to MSU’s administration.
MSU men’s soccer team senior goalie Jeremy Clark was named Big Ten Defensive Co-Player of the Week by the conference. Ohio State goalie Matt Lampson shares the award with Clark. Clark made three saves in a 2-1 victory against Western Michigan on Wednesday in preparation for Sunday’s matchup with Michigan. The goalie made nine saves for the shutout against the Wolverines, including a five-shot flurry in the final five minutes of the game. Clark is second in the Big Ten with a .804 save percentage on the season.
Michigan death metal band The Black Dahlia Murder’s return to its home state Sunday night was a much anticipated one by both the band and its fans.
October is finally over for the No. 15 MSU football team. And although the Spartans (6-2 overall, 3-1 Big Ten) concluded the most brutal stretch of their schedule with a 24-3 loss to Nebraska, they likely won’t hang their heads for long.
Despite getting MSU’s football team off to a pretty good 6-2 start this season, Kirk Cousins has taken a lot of criticism — some deserved, but much of it unwarranted when you consider the bullets he can throw.
The Black Student Alliance, or the BSA, met with some of MSU’s top administrators, including MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon on Friday at Brody Hall, determined to see action in response to a series of racial incidents that have occurred on campus this semester.
An 18-year-old female student allegedly was sexually assaulted between 10:30-11:40 p.m. Saturday in the men’s restroom at Armstrong Hall, according to a crime alert by MSU Police.
No one was injured after multiple fires were intentionally started at Theta Chi fraternity house early Friday morning, East Lansing Fire Marshal Bob Pratt said.
A female MSU student’s 2004 Audi Station Wagon was set on fire late Friday night at 139 Woodmere Ave., East Lansing fire Marshal Bob Pratt said.
Within 10 minutes of climbing into a canoe and paddling out into the Red Cedar River, three members of MSU’s Fisheries and Wildlife Club already had pulled out a bike from the depths of the water during the club’s once-a-semester river cleanup.
The grand opening of two new engagement centers in Brody Complex and South neighborhoods last Friday provides students with more centrally located resources and opportunities.
Veterinary medicine student Anthony Klingler bent forward and grabbed his shins after he crossed the finish line at the ninth annual Canine Cruise 5K race on campus Sunday morning.
Rubber duckies aren’t just for childrens’ bath times anymore. On Saturday, the star of Ernie’s song on Sesame Street and more than 600 of his little friends joined Phi Sigma Pi at the Red Cedar River in the second annual Rubber Ducky Derby.