The Biden Administration approved the ConocoPhillips Willow Project on Monday, March 13, leaving many local environmentalists "surprised" and "disappointed."
The NCAA Tournament is moving forward! This week, host Bella Johnson talks to Izzone section leader Justin Babbitt about where their brackets stand after another week of March Madness.
Junior forward A.J. Hodges is the sixth Spartan to enter the transfer portal. In 66 career games, Hodges recorded zero goals and five assists.
For students living on campus, MSU provides Ramadan dining hall options. For breakfast, the dining hall provides two pre-packaged breakfast options that will be available for pickup each day during dinner service at Brody Square, South Pointe at Case, The Vista at Shaw and The Edge at Akers.
O'Daniel “unfailingly brightened the lives of all he met, put the needs of others before his own, and was always willing to help,” his family said.
A Congressional hearing about TikTok took place Thursday, following a series of concerns over the popular social media platform's data privacy and security practices. The Biden administration has expressed a desire for TikTok’s Chinese ownership to either sell the app or face a possible ban.
From complaints of hair turning orange to an overall dislike for the "metallic" after-taste, some students wonder if the water on Michigan State University's campus is safe to use.
There’s no cure for heartbreak. But Michigan State can take some solace in the fact that a season rocked by injury, a frighteningly deep conference, a brutal non-conference schedule and even tragedy, ended in the program’s first exit from the first weekend since 2019.
Despite its Sweet 16 defeat, Michigan State caps off the 2022-23 season having exceeded expectations set in the preseason.
Ultimately, Michigan State couldn’t find the game-tying basket in the final seconds and Kansas State advanced.
The Michigan State Police is seeking information about an attempted kidnapping case that occurred last month in front of McDonel Hall.
Several education majors who interviewed with The State News shared a consensus: they aren't changing their minds about spending everyday of their career in a classroom, but they wish for change to make schools a safer environment.
Michigan State University’s Center for Survivors and companion organization Sexual Assault Crisis Intervention, or SACI, will be hosting a number of events throughout the remainder of the spring semester, including an eco-therapy series and a sexual assault awareness event.
A man who police said was seen with a knife near Michigan State University's campus after an altercation at a downtown business Wednesday has been hospitalized and not yet charged with a crime, East Lansing Police Captain Chad Pride confirmed Thursday.
The Arts Council Greater Lansing, working with the Michigan Arts and Culture Council, or MACC, announced over $9,000 in grants to be given to local artists and art and culture organizations.
The MSU Dairy Teaching and Resource Center is welcoming the public to spend some quality time with their cows and cattle. “Somebody would stand there and just brush a cow for an hour and they just said that felt to them like it was so peaceful. It was just a nice connection,” Good said. “Anything we can do to help students kind of de-stress and have a little bit more peaceful life on campus, that's what we're here for.”
Hosts Jada Vasser, Shakyra Mabone and Anthony Brinson III have the pleasure of interviewing Christina Myers, assistant professor of journalism at Michigan State University, for this episode.
During this time, the bridge will not be closed, but there will be pedestrian detours. Traffic on and around the Farm Lane Bridge will be affected for a year as the bridge is demolished and rebuilt.
While MSU police is responsible for on-campus happenings and the East Lansing Police Department is responsible for off-campus, Department of Police and Public Safety spokesperson Dana Whyte said they work together on nights that are expected to be busier.
“They just label us as anti-abortion rights as if our whole existence is to steal rights from people because we're evil, horrible people,” Pastor Gordon Reigle said. “It's not about that. It's, you know, we've had civil rights movements, we had all these other movements to invest in people's rights and to care for the dignity of human life. And we really have to move beyond this dichotomy of it's got to be the mother or the child, why can't it be both?”