PODCASTS
Sports Round Table: Closing it out with pro predictions
The Sports Round Table Council chat about the NFL draft, the early MLB season and the NBA and NHL playoffs.
SPORTS
MSU women’s tennis lands three Big Ten honors
Michigan State University women’s tennis experienced its share of highs and lows this season but ultimately finished with its best overall record since 2019-20, going 13-11.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
MSU student group hosts paper crane folding event to promote unity, peace
On Tuesday, April 22, MSU student group Global Young Leaders Network (GYLN) put on a paper crane folding event aimed to promote peace, hope and unity. Hosted at the International Center, students worked together to create 1,000 paper cranes, which will be transformed into an art installation within the building.
MSU
ASMSU elects vice presidents of internal administration, student allocations
The vice president of internal administration will be political science pre-law junior Madaline Hanes, and the vice president of student allocations will be supply chain management junior Venkata Rayapeddi.
COMMENTARY
COLUMN: A conversation on the 'best four years of your life'
Are these really the "best four years" of your life, or just a mundane introduction.
STUDENTS
Learning or leaning? Students navigate AI’s role in the classroom
As AI tools reshape education, students and professors at MSU reflect on the line between innovation and over-reliance—and why AI literacy is fast becoming a must-have skill.
PODCASTS
The 1909: Calculating MSU by the numbers and a mummy on campus
Senior reporter Theo Scheer joins the show to share fun facts and the stats behind MSU. Later, he tells the strange story of a mummified creature found in a campus building.
MSU
MSU board to revote on housing, dining rate hike due to fine print discrepancy
The resolution trustees passed on April 11 correctly indicated that the housing and dining rate would be increased by 2.9%, but the listed dollar amount increase didn’t match up with that figure.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
MSU Wharton Center announces 2025-2026 performing arts season
Michigan State University’s Wharton Center for Performing Arts announced its selections for the 2025-2026 performing arts season on Wednesday, April 23.
HEALTH
MSU researchers investigate stigma, statistics of not wanting children
In a study published on MSUToday, Michigan State University researchers utilized the National Survey of Family Growth to investigate parenthood trends in the United States.
BASEBALL
MSU baseball stunned 10-1 by Purdue Fort Wayne in homestand finale
In the final game of a nine-game homestand, Michigan State University baseball couldn’t get anything going, falling to Purdue Fort Wayne 10-1.
SPORTS
MSU women’s tennis to face USC in Big Ten Tournament after milestone season
Michigan State University women’s tennis has officially closed out its regular season with a winning record for the first time since 2019-20, finishing 13-11 overall and 5-8 in Big Ten play. With the regular season complete, the Spartans now turn their focus to the Big Ten Tournament.
MICHIGAN
'Good people on both sides': Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan pushes for unity at MSU forum
Duggan, who is running for governor as an independent, said he wants to work with people on both sides of the aisle to find solutions.
ENVIRONMENT
Eco-friendly tradition: MSU's graduation gowns made from recycled plastic
Graduation gowns for both bachelor's and master’s degrees are required for MSU ceremonies and are made of 100% recycled materials, specifically post-consumer plastic bottles. Despite this being the university’s standard for nearly a decade, many upcoming graduates are unaware of this sustainable practice.
COMMENTARY
An iconic pop culture moment for every soon-to-be graduate
An iconic popular culture moment from the past four years for each soon-to-be MSU graduate, based on your college.
COMMENTARY
COLUMN: Being an international student when everything feels uncertain
When I was younger, the United States always seemed like the place where things worked.
COMMENTARY
COLUMN: The humanities are dying, who's to blame?
The humanities are experiencing a decline; perhaps it's everyone's fault, our columnists write.
ICE HOCKEY
MSU hockey head coach Adam Nightingale named Team USA assistant for 2024-25 World Championships
Michigan State University hockey head coach Adam Nightingale will serve as an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2024-25 IIHF Men’s World Championship, set to take place May 9-25 in Herning, Denmark and Stockholm, Sweden.