FEATURES
Eating smelly seaweed, raw fish unnatural
I hate sushi. I’ve always hated sushi. I will probably always hate sushi.
MSU
Museum architect to be named
While MSU won’t name the architect for its future art museum until this morning, excitement has alread started to build for the director of the university’s current art museum over the next phase of the project — construction.
FEATURES
Test your Japanese chops
Now that you’ve mastered the basics of sushi etiquette, test your ordering chops with the Japanese translations of popular raw fish and additions.
FEATURES
Oversized bags bad for backs
With monstrous purses taking over East Lansing faster than fake Louis Vuittons are being sold by New York City vendors, back injuries are overwhelming students across campus.
FEATURES
Sushi showdown
With so many sushi restaurants in East Lansing, deciding where to grab a maki roll for dinner can be daunting. So The State News set out to find the best sushi joint in town.
FEATURES
School of fish
In the world of raw fish, it doesn’t take much to get hooked. The East Lansing sushi scene is ripe for both seasoned consumers looking to tempt the taste buds and beginners ready to get on a roll but scared to test the waters.
MICHIGAN
CATA fraud still a mystery, MSU police search for answers
MSU police are still investigating the case of about 350 stolen Capital Area Transportation Authority student bus passes circulating on campus and around the Lansing area.
MICHIGAN
Precincts face lengthy setup
Patiently waiting behind locked metal bars in the bowels of East Lansing City Hall lies the voting paraphernalia citizens tend to overlo
MSU
Students donate clothing, host fashion event
MSU Hillel Jewish Student Center combined fashion and philanthropy Monday night at The Refinery.
MICHIGAN
Students place food orders online, via text
Trekking through snow and ice can be a hassle for students wishing to dine off campus. Some students, like Courtney Davis, have discovered that ordering food online provides a cozy alternative for their dining needs.
BASKETBALL
Breakdown
The MSU men’s basketball team looks to rebound from its first conference loss at Iowa this weekend as the Spartans face Ohio State at 7 p.m. tonight at Breslin Center.
BASKETBALL
Women's team still growing
MSU women’s basketball head coach Suzy Merchant sees improvement in her predominantly young squad, even after an unforeseen loss Sunday to Michigan.
BASKETBALL
Big men must excel vs. Ohio State
One thing MSU men’s basketball head coach Tom Izzo isn’t going to do is panic about one loss — after all, the Spartans are still 14-2 while boasting a No. 11 ranking.
COMMENTARY
Advanced IDs keep border safety in control
Starting Jan. 31, officers at the border of Canada will no longer allow people trying to cross to simply verbalize their citizenship, otherwise known as oral declaration.
COMMENTARY
Izzone not better, reason for smaller hawk's nest
I was one of the 100 Izzone members who made the trip to Iowa City, Iowa on Saturday. Yes, these 100 Izzone members brought it strong and appeared to have really motivated the Spartan players before the game. Unfortunately, this didn’t translate to performance on the court.
COMMENTARY
Early studies matter in math
Solve for X. For some students, this phrase is a glimpse into the past. Maybe they fulfilled their mathematics requirement for their major and never looked back.
NEWS
Catalytic converter stolen from E.L. Amtrak station
A catalytic converter, estimated to be worth $415, was cut off and stolen from a vehicle in the parking lot of East Lansing’s Amtrak station last week, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
NEWS
Residents of quaint Ind. town find death surprising
A single set of train tracks runs parallel to downtown Chesterton, Ind., a town of slightly more than 10,000 residents that was put on the map by railroad companies, local mills and factory jobs.
NEWS
Student death a mystery
Something about Rylan Cotter lifted the spirits of those close to her. Cotter’s friends said she had a genuine sense of humor and was full of laughter.
MICHIGAN
Health center shows off range of services
A trickling fountain in the lobby, serene music permeating through the room and dim, relaxed lighting is the formula for a healthier lifestyle at Creative Wellness Holistic Health Center, 2025 Abbot Road, Suite 200.