ICE HOCKEY
Big Ten hockey conference on horizon
Big Ten athletic directors suggest Big Ten hockey conference.
COMMENTARY
Middle East policy lacks consistency
It’s been an eventful weekend in the Middle East. The United Nations passed a resolution permitting the use of force in Libya, where Bahraini protesters were bullied, bloodied and butchered by government forces.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
MSU-Green Bay even in second-round game
MSU holds a slight advantage in statistical matchups.
COMMENTARY
Grow a little: Take a stake in MSU’s organic farms
As an anonymous poet once said, “Spring has sprung, the grass is ris, I wonder where the flowers and organic farming is.” Or something like that.
FEATURES
Face time with Danny McBride
Actor Danny McBride and director David Gordon Green visited campus Sunday night to promote their new film, “Your Highness,” which opens nationwide April 8. In the slapstick comedy, McBride plays Prince Thadeous, who must prove himself worthy of his royal status by venturing into the wild. The State News sat down with McBride and Green on Monday to discuss the film and their experiences working on set.
NEWS
Iconic MSC smokestack to be dismantled, white bricks to be saved
After receiving more than 1,300 comments during a one-month feedback period, MSU administrators have decided to move forward with plans to dismantle the MSC smokestack.
ICE HOCKEY
Big Ten hockey on horizon
MSU could be joining a new Big Ten hockey conference in three years.
BASKETBALL
Going strong
Wichita, Kan.- With 15:41 left in the second half, senior guard Brittney Thomas capped a 9-2 run with a 3-pointer from the wing pushing the score to 46-32, giving the No.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Despite dismal season, future of team bright
The Kalin Lucas, Durrell Summers era of MSU men’s basketball is over. With last Thursday’s 78-76 loss to UCLA in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the careers of one of the most exciting classes in program history came to an end.
BASKETBALL
Team stumbles in first round, pulls out win
Wichita, Kan. — Walking down the streets of Wichita, you get the feeling there’s two different versions of the city. First you get the impression of city living.
NEWS
MSU reflects on US role in Libya strikes
Several Libyan MSU students expressed optimism and hesitance alike following news this weekend of missile strikes by the U.S.
NEWS
Pie thrower pleads guilty
Ahlam Mohsen, an MSU anthropology senior, pleaded guilty to charges of assaulting a federal official Friday — charges stemming from an incident where she threw a pie at U.S.
NEWS
Police Brief 03/21/11
A 20-year-old female student’s bike allegedly was stolen from a bike storage room in Phillips Hall, said MSU police Sgt.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Spartans slip by Northern Iowa, 69-66
The MSU women’s basketball teamed survived a first-round upset scare from Northern Iowa and pulled out the 69-66 victory.
MSU
5k run raises money to support students with disabilities
Community members walked, ran and rolled their way to victory Saturday during an event to raise money for the MSU Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities, or RCPD.
MSU
Students work to bring Daniel Tosh to campus
Erin O’Donnell would love to see one of her favorite comedians, Daniel Tosh, in person. And because of a recently announced competition, she and other MSU students could have that chance.
MSU
MSU earns 2nd place in landscape competition
Thirty-five years ago, a group of MSU horticulture students took a spring break trip down South with one of their professors and got into a friendly skills competition with some students from Mississippi State University.
MSU
Student forum to discuss ASMSU
Representatives from ASMSU will be holding an open forum for the student body from 5-7 p.m. tonight in Room 328 of Student Services.
MSU
Students roller-skate, dress up for ‘80s event
Leg warmers, neon-colored tights and a disco ball helped set the scene. On Saturday night the University Activities Board, or UAB, put on the second annual Rockin’ Retro Rollerpalooza at Demonstration Hall.