ASMSU to cover all replacement ID costs through March 24

Through March 24, ASMSU will cover the $20 cost of a replacement ID for all undergraduate students.

Nicolas Müller, MSU hockey’s points leader, to return for fifth season

Müller led the team in points (34) and assists (25) as one of the multiple Spartans to post career-high numbers in head coach Adam Nightingale's first season.

Preview: Four Spartans wrestlers make their way to Tulsa for the NCAA Championship Thursday

After all their hard work, grit, and promising performances, four Spartans qualified for the men’s NCAA wrestling championships: junior Chase Saldate, graduate student Cameron Caffey, junior Caleb Fish and redshirt senior Layne Malczewski.

Students want MSU to implement 24/7 building lock policy, increase security

As of Monday, March 13, student IDs are required to enter most buildings on Michigan State University’s campus between 6 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. However, some students don't think this is enough and demand more action from the university to ensure campus safety.

Ben VanSumeren's 'freak' athleticism steals show at Michigan State Pro Day

Ben VanSumeren wasn't a highly-touted NFL Draft prospect, but that may have changed after a magnificent display of athleticism at MSU's Pro Day.

Over 72 agencies responded to Feb. 13 mass shooting on MSU's campus

Over 72 first-responder agencies reacted to the Feb. 13 shooting on MSU's campus, some as far east as Auburn Hills and others as far west as Grand Rapids.

Lansing Community College suspends operations due to cybersecurity concerns

Lansing Community College is suspending college operations immediately, which will continue until March 17, due to a potential cybersecurity incident.

MSU students and advocates rally to push for gun violence prevention laws

The Gabby Giffords protest at the Capitol brought student leaders together to talk about the stories they have not forgotten for a month.

Jayden Reed details ‘unfortunate’ eye infection at NFL Scouting Combine

Jayden Reed was forced to think twice about participating in the NFL Scouting Combine after contracting an eye infection that impaired his vision.

Michigan State gymnastics earns five Big Ten all-conference awards

This year’s first-team honors is the most in MSU gymnastics history. The five total selections is second-most in program history behind the 2022 team who received six honors.  

Whitmer, lawmakers join Gabby Giffords in rally for gun violence prevention

Giffords, a survivor of a 2011 shooting that left her with critical brain injuries, traveled to Michigan to advocate for the passage of a series of gun control measures currently undergoing hearings in the Michigan legislature.

Houselights: Liz's Oscars review featuring Hannah Woehrle

Housing horror stories: Students share their East Lansing housing troubles

With aging buildings comes problems. Ask any alumni or current student and they can tell you a story about their experience living in one of these houses or apartments, many being what people would describe as “horrifying.” 

Guess Essay: Without Hesitation

By Skylar Austell, MSU alumna and social work master's student

Guest Poem: 'How many more?'

By Katie Arce, MSU Student

What implementing college-based housing would mean for MSU

While MSU’s housing program offers several degree-granting residential colleges, residential communities and special interest communities, it has been absent of a full-scale, school-based housing system. 

People-centric approach ensures speed, quality for MSU maintenance

Students know Michigan State University’s maintenance team is fast. The question remains, though: How do they do it?

The People’s Council of Lansing calls for shift to city manager-system

The People's Council of Lansing councilmember Rachel Diskin joined the Merica 20 to Life podcast Tuesday to discuss the "State of the People," including what she said was the power the city of Lansing's Mayor Andy Schor holds and why she thinks there needs to be a shift towards a city manager-system of local government.

Lansing Mayor Andy Schor praises growth, lays out plans in State of the City address

Lansing Mayor Andy Schor delivered a speech citing advancements and plans for public safety, economic growth, and improvements to the city's housing infrastructure.

After disappointing 2022 season, MSU football going through spring ball with a chip on its shoulder

The team finished with just five wins last season, one shy of a bowl berth. Leaders of the program know that record isn’t good enough and have come into spring camp looking to get back to where they once were.