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Student-run accounts shape MSU's culture through a digital community
Student-run meme pages serve as a platform for students to laugh at campus camaraderie and voice real issues.
LIFE
Carl Craig selected for MSUFCU Arts Power Up Artist-in-Residence program
From mid-January to April, world-renowned Detroit DJ, producer and techno innovator Carl Craig will participate in the MSUFCU Arts Power Up Artist-in-Residence program. Hosted by the MSU Museum’s CoLab Studio, in collaboration with the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) and sponsored by MSUFCU, the program aims to connect artists, researchers and students together.
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Day of remembrance planned for third anniversary of Feb. 13 campus shooting
The Michigan State University community will gather across campus Friday, Feb. 13, for a full day of remembrance marking three years since the campus shooting that killed three students and injured five.
COMMENTARY
GUEST COMMENTARY: Feel warm when drinking? That warmth is misleading
From the twinkling lights on Beaumont Tower to rallies around March Madness, winter is one of the best seasons at Michigan State University.
SPORTS
No. 8 Iowa dominates as Michigan State struggles at home
MSU wrestling took on No.8 Iowa at a packed Jenison Fieldhouse unable to build on their previosu victory over Northwestern as they lost the dual 40-6. Iowa had a incredible 6 of their 9 wins at the dual coming from technical fall.
LIFE
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance sparks political dispute
Faculty and students discuss Bad Bunny as Super Bowl halftime performer amid internet disputes
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
MSU APASO empowers through performances at annual Cultural Vogue event
MSU APASO hosted its annual Cultural Vogue event on Feb. 7 at Great Cobb Hall
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Spartan freshmen shine in heavyweight victory over No. 5 Illinois
Michigan State basketball needed a bounce back victory to end its recent slump. On Saturday night against No. 5 Illinois, the Spartans got this, aided by two freshmen players that made the difference between victory and defeat.
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MSU symphony orchestra holds first concert of the semester
The Michigan State Symphony Orchestra held its first concert of the semester on Friday, Feb. 6, in the Wharton Center, which included music from the orchestral suite “The Planets,” composed by Gustav Holst over three years from 1914 to 1917.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
MSU grinds out overtime win facing No. 5 Illinois
MSU fought from behind most of the night, but capitalized when needed to top No. 5 Illinois 85-82.
ICE HOCKEY
MSU hockey shuts down Michigan, climbs to top of Big Ten and nation
After dropping the series opener 4-3 in overtime, No. 2 Michigan State hockey faced No. 1 Michigan at Little Caesar’s Arena for their annual Duel in the D contest. The Spartans took an early lead that they built upon throughout the night. Despite giving up a couple goals, MSU's defense earned it a 5-2 victory. With the win, the Spartans take first place in the Big Ten standings, leading Michigan by just one point. The rivalry win was necessary for the Spartans to have a shot at regular-season conference champs.
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Feeding squirrels and ballet twirls: The many clubs of Margaux Smith
Margaux Smith is a recent Michigan State University graduate who started five clubs during her time on campus. Some of which, the MSU Squirrel Spotters Club and the MSU Ballet Club, have gained a sizable amount of traction among the student body.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
MSU Museum hosts successful Valentine's-themed 'UNWIND Love' event
MSU Museum hosts 'UNWIND Love' event on Feb. 6 featuring embroidery, raffle and snacks.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Former Spartan Jase Richardson announced as NBA Dunk Contest participant
Jase Richardson will be competing in this year's NBA Dunk Contest, following his father, who won the contest twice.
SPORTS
MSU women's tennis tops Xavier 4-2 to extend their win streak
After dropping the doubles point, Michigan State women’s tennis surged in singles to defeat Xavier 4–2 in conference action. The win marks the Spartans’ third straight victory this season.
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Heat-acclimated MSU students and faculty adjust to Michigan winters
Students and new faculty talk about their experiences with Michigan winters at MSU amid the worst Arctic winds since 2019.
ICE HOCKEY
No. 2 MSU hockey falls to No. 1 Michigan in overtime
No. 2 Michigan State hockey visited No. 1 Michigan for the first round of a two-game series. Despite a 3-1 lead entering the final intermission, the Spartans gave up two third-period goals, forcing extra hockey. MSU fell 4-3 in overtime after taking a costly penalty.
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ASMSU passes record bill count during General Assembly meeting
ASMSU brings in a record number of bills for the General Assembly meeting on February 5, 2026.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Izzo remains undecided on how to handle Fears
Tom Izzo said he's still grappling with whether or not to punish his star point guard after a week of scrutiny
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MSU board talks immigration concerns, votes to renovate Wilson Hall
In the wake of immigration crackdowns on a national scale, Michigan State University’s first Board of Trustees meeting of the semester spent its opening minutes addressing students and faculty concerns, which dotted the public comment period. The meeting marked the turnover of several key MSU administrators, including a new board chair. Also approved at the meeting were renovations to an MSU dormitory, adding laboratories for an engineering program. Several trustees were physically absent from the meeting, with one not appearing virtually until over an hour-and-a-half into the meeting.