BASKETBALL
Spartans limit Wolverines' 3-point shooting to overcome rival in end
The MSU women’s basketball team wanted to limit Michigan’s 3-pointers. And they did just that.
NEWS
Police Brief 02/01/08
A projector estimated to be worth $5,000 was stolen between 12:30 p.m. Sunday and 11 p.m. Monday from Conrad Hall, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
FEATURES
What kind of Super Bowl fan are you?
Take this quiz to find out exactly what kind of Super Bowl fan you are!
FEATURES
Super Bowl snacks
Hosting a big Super Bowl party on Sunday? Prepare quick and easy dishes with this guide.
FEATURES
Bruegger's Bagels celebrates 25th anniversary
If you’ve got a hankering for a bagel, today is the day to scarf one down.
MSU
Campus party rings in Black History Month
The Black Student Alliance met to celebrate the beginning of Black History Month with food, music and giveaways Thursday at the Multicultural Center in the basement of the Union.
MSU
Art museum puts collection online
Beginning this week, students, professors and the public gained access to Kresge Art Museum’s entire collection from their computers.
MICHIGAN
New stoplights will replace flashing red signal
Federal officials are gradually making history of the flashing red light. The Federal Highway Administration is requiring city commissioners across the country to replace left-turn traffic lights with a system designed to prevent accidents.
MSU
MSU pays tribute to former secretary
About 100 friends, family members and MSU alumni gathered Thursday to celebrate the life of longtime Spartan Ruth Jameyson.
MSU
Schembechler Day bill in works
This past year, Michigan’s football home opener belonged to Appalachian State. Next year, it could belong to the school’s legendary coach, Bo Schembechler.
MSU
MSU, GVSU team up for new med school
Some of the most talented researchers in the field of women’s medicine could be on their way to the MSU College of Human Medicine in Grand Rapids.
MICHIGAN
Efforts made to save void driver's licenses
Michigan legislators are working to reconfigure an opinion by Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox that left many MSU international students with useless driver’s licenses.
BASKETBALL
Around the Big Ten: Iowa jumps from bottom to top
Iowa head coach Lisa Bluder understands how the struggling MSU women’s basketball team feels during the first few weeks of the Big Ten regular season. The Spartans, through Wednesday, currently sit in eighth place in the Big Ten with a record of 4-6 and are in the bottom of the standings just like the Hawkeyes were a little more than two weeks ago.
BASKETBALL
Izzo celebrates 53rd birthday with win
It was a big game against a hard-nosed opponent for the MSU men’s basketball team Wednesday night, as the Spartans rolled to a 51-41 victory against Illinois.
ICE HOCKEY
Frozen in time
What looks like fallen pocket change to the average Joe could spell luck for MSU assistant hockey coach Tom Newton, who said that discarded pennies and nickels are his turned-up horseshoes.
BASKETBALL
Spartans go into off weekend looking for answers
The ball is hitting all the wrong angles and parts of the rim for the MSU women’s basketball team.
BASKETBALL
Stats easily put 2007 squad ahead of 2000
The MSU men’s basketball team is 19-2 — a feat no other Spartans basketball team has accomplished in all 109 years of the program’s history. How’s that for leaving your mark at this university?
BASKETBALL
Breakdown
Since the disappointing road loss to Iowa, the MSU men’s basketball team has regained its confidence away from home, defeating Minnesota and Northwestern. This weekend, MSU travels to Happy Valley to take on Penn State.
BASKETBALL
Flintstones help make 2000 team better
Great teams and players are remembered by their legacies. What do MSU men’s basketball fans remember about the 1999-2000 National Championship team?