Strange Matter Coffee to open in MSU Union next fall

The popular Lansing-based coffee company will have a space on the first floor of the MSU Union.

‘Michigan State belongs there,’ Izzo relishes in next season’s high expectations, reflects on last season

In his final press conference of the season, Tom Izzo discussed next year's high expectations and reflected on the 2022-23 season.

Sprinkler system causes flooding in men's wing of Butterfield Hall

For resources or compensation for damaged items caused by the flooding, Cooper said students should contact their facilities manager through the Live On website or by calling (517) 884-5483.

How MSU cleans up campus after game days

In the hours and days after Michigan State sporting events, many hands help dispose of trash and recyclables.

Students walk from Berkey Hall to Spartan Statue to protest gun violence

A group of students protesting against gun violence and honoring victims of gun violence walked from Berkey Hall to the Spartan Statue shouting names of people who have died from gun violence, including the three MSU victims, Arielle Anderson, Brian Fraser and Alexandria Verner.

Hidden heroes: Meet the crew behind MSU's athletic fields

A fresh coat of paint and a layer of mowing are obvious steps taken during the season, but what about during the spring and summer?

Houselights: Our favorite and least favorite celebrity couples

Host Liz Nass and spotlight reporter Dina Kaur discuss their favorite and least favorite celebrity couples — from Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift to Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson — on this week's episode. In addition, they answer the age old question of every celebrity relationship: Was it true love or just good public relations?

MSU professors add consent, care to intimate moments on stage

MSU lost momentum in addressing energy issues — can a lobbyist fix that?

After the end of the Energy Transition Plan, a new sustainability director looks to revitalize MSU's slowing sustainable energy efforts.

Michigan State softball drops fourth-straight game in blowout loss against Notre Dame

Michigan State softball dropped its fourth-straight game against Notre Dame on Tuesday, losing 8-0. The Spartans have been struggling to get the offense going as of late and will look to rebound tomorrow as they host rival Michigan at 5 p.m.

Noah Kim makes his case in ongoing MSU starting quarterback battle

Noah Kim is in the thick of Michigan State's three-way starting quarterback competition with incumbent Payton Thorne and redshirt freshman Katin Houser.

Committee finalizing spending plan for $1 million Spartan Strong Fund

A committee of Michigan State University administrators is deciding how to spend the $1,084,014 dollars raised in the wake of a deadly shooting on campus in February.

How MSU baseball landed a 2019 World Series champion on its staff

2019 World Series Champion Adam Eaton joined the Michigan State baseball staff this season as director of player development, but his ties to MSU go much deeper than the last year.

Stabenow discusses priorities for final year at JMC event

U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow held a "Lunch and Learn" event at James Madison College to talk about her background in politics and what issues are important to her now.

Malik Hall announces his return to MSU for the 2023-24 season

Veteran forward Malik Hall announced via social media he will return for a fifth season with the Spartans Tuesday night.

Finalist for Office of Civil Rights VP, Title IX Coordinator pitches new MSU policy, shares goals

Bhatnagar is currently the vice chancellor for civil rights at the University of California Los Angeles, where he oversees Title IX, harassment and discrimination issues.

MSU students advocate for more sustainable menstrual products

Close to 20 billion sanitary napkins, tampons and applicators are dumped into North American landfills every year. However, there are a variety of alternatives for mainstream menstrual products that are not only more sustainable, but also more cost-efficient and include fewer health risks for the user.

The story of the 'Resilient Oak': MSU's oldest tree

What is now a severed trunk on the northeast corner of the Michigan State University Museum was once a giant, flourishing white oak tree — a “quercus alba” to be exact. The Resilient Oak Tree, thought to be the oldest tree on campus, has lived an estimated 375 to 400 years.

Is MSU's mandatory reporting policy confusing? Here's what mandatory reporters have to say

Many recommendations made by an external firm about MSU's mandatory reporting policy suggest that the policy can be confusing. Learn more about what the policy says and how mandatory reporters feel about it.

March for Our Lives MSU to write letters of hope to Nashville

Submissions can be sent in via Instagram @mfolmsu or dropped off during the letter-writing event on April 11 at 6 p.m. in room 175 of the Communication Arts and Sciences building.