Inside MSU, response to Trump is about ‘threading a needle’

As the Trump Administration attacks universities, MSU is trying to stay above the fray

MSU offers rare Ukrainian class

“It would be one of the few American universities to offer Ukrainian at a time when there is a considerable need for American students to know more about Ukraine,” said Matthew Pauly, associate professor of history, who is Borodin's faculty host.

MSU outlasts Oakland 3-2 in home thriller

Michigan State men's soccer welcomed Oakland to DeMartin stadium, bouncing back after a loss on Friday against Bowling Green. The Spartans would win in front of their home crowd in an incredible 5-goal thriller that had it all.

Michigan State football claims multiple Big Ten weekly awards after Week 2 victory

Michigan State secured a thrilling 42-40 double-overtime victory over Boston College, highlighted by standout performances from junior quarterback Aidan Chiles and junior linebacker Jordan Hall. Both players earned Big Ten weekly honors, with Chiles named Co-Offensive Player of the Week and Hall earning Defensive Player of the Week. Chiles accounted for five touchdowns and 270 yards total, including a game-tying rushing touchdown and throwing the game-winning 2-point conversion, while Hall recorded a career-high 15 tackles and a key forced fumble, helping the defense hold Boston College to just two field goals in the second half. Their performances, marked by skill, toughness, and leadership, exemplify why both serve as team captains in a player-led locker room. The Spartans now turn their attention to Saturday’s home matchup against Youngstown State, aiming to start 3-0 for the second consecutive season.

With AI dining tech, MSU knows if you didn’t finish your plate

New artificial intelligence-enhanced technology is snapping pictures of uneaten food at two of Michigan State University’s dining halls, and its creator says it's already made insights into the causes of food waste.

Aidan Chiles leads MSU past Boston College in overtime classic

Michigan State quarterback Aidan Chiles battled through a late injury to lead the Spartans to a 42-40 double-overtime win over Boston College. Chiles tied the game in double overtime with a rushing touchdown, then threw the game-winning two-point conversion to Omari Kelly. He finished with 231 passing yards and four touchdown passes, plus 39 rushing yards and the crucial score on the ground. His resilience and leadership highlighted a night where MSU’s offense showed maturity and determination, setting the tone for the rest of the season.

In an overtime thriller, MSU football beats Boston College 42-40

OPINION: This isn't working

Trump's removal of Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve Board is confronting MSU with a decision: Enter the fray or keep its heads down.

Voice of MSU football George Blaha inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame

MSU football play-by-play broadcaster George Blahas was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for nearly 50 years of work for the Detroit Pistons.

Spartans women's soccer shows grit despite defeat to No. 5 Notre Dame

A strong Spartan side could not hold off No. 5 Notre Dame as Annabelle Chukwu scored a hat-trick for the Fighting Irish.

Board’s private forum a success, MSU says. Details unclear

The private gathering represented a scaling back of public access to a Board of Trustees long-criticized for a perceived lack of transparency, at a time of heightened intrigue about universities' deliberations.

Gilchrist: Fully funding MSU is key to keep graduates in state, grow economy

Gilchrist said he hopes to continue Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's efforts to keep college graduates in state, and supported her decision not to remove two embattled MSU Trustees.

An analysis on MSU football’s redemption game against Boston College

With Michigan State football 1-0, it welcomes power-four team Boston College to Spartan Stadium in a matchup that could mean redemption for the green and white.

Fans report long lines, service issues with new concessions at Spartan Stadium

After MSU's first win against Western Michigan, fans were left unsatisfied with concessions, noting long lines and poor food quality, prompting MSU officials to say improvements are being worked on before this weekend’s game against Boston College.

MSU construction update: Projects, costs and expected completion dates

With the start of the semester, Michigan State University students are returning to a campus marked by multiple construction projects. From major facility upgrades to new buildings in progress, here’s a breakdown of the projects, their costs and when they are expected to be completed.

MSU women's soccer looks to bounce back against Notre Dame

After a 5-2 loss at Xavier, Michigan State women's soccer is set to take on No. 5 Notre Dame at home, where the DeMartin Stadium crowd will look to elevate their team.

Jack Velling: The embodiment of MSU’s tight end philosophy

Jack Velling, who had a standout sophomore season with Jonathan Smith at Oregon State, has struggled to match that production since joining the Spartans, but the arrival of transfer receivers could open up more opportunities for him. Coach Wozniak emphasizes the team-first mentality, valuing any contribution that helps the team win, highlighting Velling’s leadership and dedication both on and off the field.

"Man’s Best Friend" offers relatable storytelling of relationship troubles

A review of Sabrina Carpenter's latest album "Man's Best Friend"

MSU: Brenda Tracy's lawsuit has no legal standing

Lawyers for Michigan State University's Board of Trustees filed a motion to dismiss Brenda Tracy's lawsuit, arguing it has a non-existent legal basis and that Tracy is seeking to turn Tucker's termination into "her own multi-million-dollar windfall."

MSU Board of Trustees to hold private forum Thursday

A first of its kind forum between the Michigan State University Board of Trustees and various students, faculty and alumni will be held this Thursday. The forum was birthed after a vote by the board last December to reduce the number of meetings per year from six to five, and instead explore alternative informal ways for university administration to address issues facing the public.