MSU
'The Netflix for news': ASMSU brings readership program to a mobile app
Over 200 news publications are now free for MSU students through ASMSU's partnership with the news app, Spotlight.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing Islamic Center, Peace Quest host Salaam Peace Festival
The event gave community members the opportunity to learn and explore the culture of different countries that practice Islam.
LIFE
‘We're normal people too’: Students discuss the many perceptions of STEM students
The STEM major workload, personality and superiority: is it all true or a façade across campus? Non-stem majors try to crack the code of their perception of STEM students.
LIFE
An HR bottleneck leaves dining hall jobs unfilled, despite abundance of applications
Before the pandemic, MSU’s dining halls employed about 1,500 students. This month, however, they employed about 500. Since August 1st, 984 students have applied to fill those openings.
MSU
MSU hosts fall events through October
From stargazing with cider and donuts to meeting Zeke, check out some of the autumn-themed events MSU is hosting this October.
MICHIGAN
MSUDPPS welcomes Maria Valayil as their new police social worker
The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety recently welcomed Maria Valayil as their new full time police social worker. The police social worker accompanies officers on welfare checks and follows up on incidents that may indicate an individual in the MSU community is struggling with their mental health. Valayil’s role will shift the department towards a structure in which police officers and social workers can work together in responding to mental health emergencies.
LIFE
‘We can be anybody’: Little Mermaid revival sparks conversation on representation
Halle Bailey is playing Ariel in the new reboot of "The Little Mermaid," showing more diverse representation in Disney's live action series of old classics.
PHOTO VIDEO
The 1909: Turning Point MSU meeting, Pi Alpha Phi update, health status of Red Cedar River
Host Lily Guiney discusses the update of an ongoing case of Phat Nguyen and Pi Alpha Phi, a Turning Point USA meeting and a new ASMSU bill. Guiney and environmental reporter Alex Walters also discuss the cleanup event of the Red Cedar River.
MICHIGAN
Horrocks Farmers Market hosts Oktoberfest celebration
Outside at Horrocks' beer garden, lines of attendees queued up to try the Oktoberfest beer selection and Michigan beer brats.
LIFE
MSU kicks off sustainability month with Go Green Mini Fest
Through a clothing and book swap, behind-the-scenes tours, up-cycled crafts and student organization engagement, MSU is helping students "Go Green" this sustainability month.
MSU
The battle that never ends: STEM pressure and the different ways it manifests
Months after Bevill told her parents her decision to change her career track, her mom would continue sending her resource links meant for pre-med students.
MEN'S SOCCER
Michigan State men's soccer notches second straight win with 1-0 victory over Wisconsin
Senior goalkeeper Owen Finnerty had another good day between the sticks, finishing with five saves and earning his third clean sheet of the season and second in as many games.
MICHIGAN
More Than Vintage hosts first-ever Vintage Fest
The event saw many people from the area come to shop, eat and enjoy music on a closed-off portion of Division Street.
FOOTBALL
Self-inflicted wounds, simple mistakes characterize MSU’s loss to Maryland
With three straight weeks of sloppy play and plenty of mistakes, it's starting to become a worrying trend for Michigan State. MSU can't afford any mistakes like that with mighty Ohio State in town next weekend.
LIFE
NAISO hosts 37th annual Pow Wow of Love, celebrating community and culture
The Pow Wow represents the "continuation for the friendship which has always been extended by Indians" to those who came to Turtle Island, North America's Native name. This was represented through culturally and spiritually significant dance, music and other traditions.
FOOTBALL
MSU offense falls flat in second half against Maryland
Michigan State had 246 yards of offense in the first half, but could only muster 75 yards in the second half.
MICHIGAN
March For Our Lives joins Michigan politicians to discuss midterm voting
March For Our Lives, featuring co-founder David Hogg held a rally at the Michigan Capitol Building to discuss what is at stake for young voters this November.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
'The fans show us love and that's all I could ever ask for': Izzone Campout returns for 26th year
Izzone members rang in the 2022-23 season with the annual campout at Munn Field on Friday night.
MICHIGAN
Amidst a polling lag, Michigan Republicans look for a boost from Trump
Ahead of November's midterm elections, Trump has maintained his status as a critical endorsement for Republican candidates across the country.
ICE HOCKEY
MSU hockey falls in exhibition to USNTDP 4-3 despite late comeback efforts
After a slow start to the first two periods, MSU rallied in the third to trail USNTDP by one, but the late attempt at a comeback victory fell short, losing 4-3 in the exhibition match.