Throughout the last decade of Tom Izzo’s tenure as head coach of the MSU men’s basketball team, the Spartans arguably have become the most feared program in the Big Ten. However, fresh off two-straight conference championships, MSU finds itself in an unusual position this year — struggling in the middle of the Big Ten.
Bryn Drescher said she expects she will confront some of her fears as she ventures into the unknown this weekend as part of a reality show. Drescher, a 1999 graduate of MSU who now works in Los Angeles as a life coach, is a contestant on an exclusively online reality series, “Focus Rally: America,” which premieres Friday on Hulu.com.
Even in women’s basketball it’s never too early to talk about March Madness. The No. 11 Spartans suffered their third loss of the season at the hands of No.
The Jasmine Revolution in Tunisia began with a fruit vendor who wasn’t operating with the proper paperwork. When he was stopped by the police, the police proceeded to humiliate the man.
A current proposal to make the Michigan Legislature part-time simply is not the correct solution to balance the state’s budget. Michigan’s legislative branch does not account for a significant amount of the state budget and therefore should not be high on the list of funding to consider.
Two MSU students are en route from Egypt to America, said Brett Berquist, the executive director of the Office of Study Abroad.
With 2.9 seconds left in regulation of Sunday night’s 84-83 win against Indiana, Draymond Green — a junior forward for the MSU men’s basketball team — had every right to be nervous. The No.
No new details have been released about a shooting that took place Saturday morning at the Crossing Place Apartments, 3636 Coleman Road, and injured one person. The shooting occurred early Saturday morning in the apartment complex, which witnesses said occurred at about 1 a.m.. Police said the shooting was not fatal. This is the second shooting to take place at the complex in the past two months.
It didn’t matter that MSU was a heavy favorite in the game. It didn’t matter that the game never should have been that close.
Congress reversed the course of 17 years of history last month when the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” or DADT, policy barring military servicemen and women from disclosing their homosexuality was struck down. MSU’s ROTC programs since have been going with the flow; that flow, though, is somewhat slow.
A female student reported her bike allegedly was stolen between Jan. 20 at 4 p.m. and Jan. 23 at 3 p.m., MSU police Sgt.
The MSU hockey team proved once again this weekend it can hang with the best of the CCHA but still are trying to find consistency. In a packed Joe Louis Arena, the Spartans (11-13-4 overall, 7-11-2 CCHA) dropped No.
In the middle of an up-and-down season, the MSU wrestling team has been forced to think more creatively and “find a way” to take home individual and team victories.
The No. 25 MSU men’s basketball team defeated Indiana, 84-83, in overtime Sunday at Breslin Center. Senior guard Kalin Lucas led MSU with 26 points while Indiana was led by Christian Watford’s 21 points. The win snapped a three-game losing streak for MSU.
Even with freezing weekend temperatures, performers heated up the stage with numerous beats, rhythms and moves. The University Activities Board, or UAB, held its Beat the Breaks Off Dance-a-thon!
Library patrons, city officials and other interested members of the community had the opportunity to meet the new East Lansing Public Library director, Kristin Shelley, on Friday at a reception held in her honor.
Through an alternative form of worship, the Signs of Adoration, or SOA, group performed an all-sign concert for the MSU community — both for the deaf and hearing.
For three years, the MSU chapter of the March of Dimes has worked closely with Sparrow Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, or NICU, to assist infant patients and their families, said international relations senior Monika Johnson, the chapter’s president.
In light of the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids forecasting a potential 12 or more inches of snow by Wednesday, students who live off campus and other city residents should be mindful of city ordinances regulating snow and ice removal.
This is in response to the last Friday’s editorial, MSU should move forward on gender-neutral housing, (SN 1/28). The reasons provided supporting gender-neutral housing on campus were: A bare majority (56 percent) of students want it for themselves, transgender students would no longer feel discriminated against and unisex bathrooms would be offered.