FEATURES
Kresge brings MSU new portrait series
MSU will welcome Dawoud Bey and his class pictures exhibition at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Kresge Art Museum.
FEATURES
RCAH poetry series brings Iraqi writers to MSU
A passion for words forced Dunya Mikhail to flee from Iraq in the late ’90s — she received threats from Iraqi authorities about her writings.
FOOTBALL
Prognosticators 10/23/09
Three years ago, a young Joey Nowak stood in the rain and watched an average MSU team jump out to a massive lead in front of an insane Spartan Stadium night-game crowd before buckling to a more talented Notre Dame squad.
MEN'S SOCCER
Men's soccer team to face U-M in search of third straight win
The Big Bear Trophy sits comfortably in the trophy case inside the MSU men’s soccer team’s locker room.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Spartans can get back on track in weekend games
The MSU women’s soccer team knows what’s at stake this weekend.
ICE HOCKEY
After 3-1 start, Spartans travel to face national runners-up, No. 1 Redhawks
The Miami (Ohio) hockey team was a minute away from a national championship last season.
FOOTBALL
Iowa poses different offensive threat than previous opponents
Senior defensive end Trevor Anderson is excited to get back to playing normal football.
COMMENTARY
Students shouldn't overlook alcohol's dangers, consequences
In a world where alcohol seems to be a part of everyday life, it’s no wonder that almost every day a newspaper features an article about a car accident where alcohol was a factor.
COMMENTARY
America thrives on healthy opposition
Throughout the history of our country, we have witnessed major conflicts and far-reaching reforms. In all instances, there is one side when advocates for involvement in the conflict or for the reform and another against those conflicts or reform.
COMMENTARY
Policy change to boost local businesses right move
One of the best indicators of a thriving local economy is when businesses are prospering. Local businesses often are the first to close their doors during a recession or economic slump.
NEWS
Police brief 10/22/09
A homeless man who stumbled across a significant sum of money Monday could have kept it, but instead turned it into police.
VOLLEYBALL
MSU volleyball falls to No. 11 U-M at Breslin
A resilient effort and good play near the net from the MSU volleyball team was not enough to send a large Breslin Center crowd home happy Wednesday night, as the Spartans fell to No. 11 Michigan 3-0.
NEWS
State House approves medical amnesty bill
Minors who drink too much and need medical attention might be more inclined to dial 911 if legislation passed Wednesday by the state House of Representatives becomes law.
NEWS
MSU sophomore dies in car crash
On the day Felisa Estella Rosa Barnes was crowned homecoming queen in high school, she cried. Her father, gone for most of the year, had returned home and she was overjoyed the family finally was together.
NEWS
Stimulus money funds MSU research
Five months ago, Narayanan Parameswaran didn’t have the funding he needed to do research on proteins and the development of atherosclerosis, an inflammatory disease that can cause heart attacks and strokes. Neither did the National Institutes of Health.
MSU
Students find internship opportunities outside U.S.
For international relations senior Desiree Tucker, interning in her home country wasn’t an appealing option.
MSU
Spartan Idol and Last Spartan Standing auditions end
Although journalism senior Mollie Rehner was an active member in her high school music department, it didn’t ease her nervousness as she auditioned for Spartan Idol.
MICHIGAN
Proposed bill strips MSU of weapon regulation
MSU could lose the privilege to regulate concealed weapons on campus under measures proposed Tuesday at a Michigan House of Representatives committee meeting.
FOOTBALL
Night game vs. No. 7 Iowa could define Spartans' year
The Spartans welcome No. 7 Iowa to East Lansing this week for just the eighth night game in Spartan Stadium history.
MEN'S SOCCER
MSU thumps Bowling Green for 2nd straight win
It was a tale of two halves for the MSU men’s soccer team Wednesday. The Spartans played the first half without a sense of urgency, but came out of the gates flying in the second half, scoring both goals within the first six minutes en route to a 2-1 victory over Bowling Green at DeMartin Stadium at Old College Field.