FOOTBALL
Preview: Michigan State begins Big Ten gauntlet against Rutgers
The Spartans will take on Rutgers University on Saturday as they look to become bowl eligible.
ICE HOCKEY
Final: MSU falls in overtime to Air Force, 3-2
MSU hockey suffers heartbreaking loss to Air Force in overtime.
COMMENTARY
COMMENTARY: Covering a Second Amendment rally as a woman of color
"As human beings, it’s natural to be uncomfortable with things we’re not familiar with," writes public health reporter Raenu Charles. "We have preconceived expectations and biases. That’s just part of the human experience. However, as journalists, it’s our responsibility to put those expectations aside and report on what’s actually going on in front of us. We owe it not just to our readers but also to our sources, who trust us to represent them fairly."
FOOTBALL
The State News Sports Gambling Guide: Week 2
Our experts return to give you their best bets from this weekend's college football slate.
MSU
RHS and Student Affairs partner to create new student life division
Units from the Residential and Hospitality Services and the Division of Student Affairs and Services are forming a new consolidated unit called the “Division of Student Life and Engagement.”
COMMENTARY
Column: My moped was stolen, this is my story
"There I was on Sep, 16, blissfully unaware of what was to come next. I stepped out of the Communication Arts and Sciences Building to find Zippy, my moped of three years, gone."
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Tom Izzo speaks during early second round Q&A at Big Ten Media Day conference
Michigan State men's basketball Head Coach Tom Izzo spoke this morning during the second round of Big Ten Media Day at the newly renamed Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Suzy Merchant previews season, discusses leadership at Big Ten Media Days
In her 15th season, Merchant is looking to lean on familiar and new faces alike to return to the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year.
FOOTBALL
Know Thy Enemy: Michigan State traveling to New Jersey to take on Rutgers
The Daily Targum's Dylan McCoy sat down to preview the upcoming game as MSU looks to improve to 6-0.
MICHIGAN
Ingham County offers update on COVID-19
Ingham County Health Officer Linda Vail delivered an update on COVID-19 in the county Tuesday, citing booster shot eligibility and the plateau in reported cases.
VOLLEYBALL
MSU volleyball to compete in first home weekend of Big Ten play
Big Ten play has proven to be its own challenge for Michigan State and it will be a tough weekend for the Spartans against both ranked teams.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing City Council Candidates: George Brookover
East Lansing native George Brookover looks to give East Lansing a sense of direction, through comprehensive planning and more effective use of fiscal resources, should he be elected. Brookover is running for a four-year seat on the council.
MSU
Trace, Track, Notify: MSU students and faculty call for urgent changes to COVID policy
On October 7, multiple student and faculty groups gathered to demonstrate against the university's current COVID-19 policies and demand urgent change.
MSU
ASMSU passes bill to reform colleges credit requirements
This bill came as a result of General Assembly Rep. for the College of Communication Arts and Sciences Jack Harrison's discovery of the drastic difference in credits needed for each college.
ICE HOCKEY
Preview: Michigan State hockey opens the 2021-22 season against Air Force
The hockey season kicks off tonight against Air Force.
FOOTBALL
'We gotta keep the outside noise out of it': MSU learning to manage new lofty expectations
After a surprising hot start, Michigan State football is trying to manage expectations.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Report: Former MSU basketball stars Shannon Brown, Alan Anderson among 18 charged for health insurance fraud
Two MSU basketball alumni are being charged in a health insurance fraud scheme.
FOOTBALL
MSU's Jayden Reed and Kenneth Walker III are legitimate Heisman Hopefuls
Heisman hopes are building for two members of the MSU football team.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing City Council Candidates: Chuck Grigsby
East Lansing resident and former chair of the Study Committee on an Independent Police Oversight Commission Chuck Grigsby looks to a four-year term to address instability, affordable housing and business operations, as well as a variety of other issues.
MICHIGAN
Lansing secures $2 million in funding for new performing arts center
While East Lansing has the Wharton Center, which has about 2,254 seats, Lansing doesn’t have the same space for up-and-coming artists or more intimate shows. Now, Lansing will have the opportunity to showcase the city's talents in its new performing arts center.