Monday, April 27, 2026

Take a peek behind the curtain and test drive the NEW StateNews.com today!

Multimedia

MICHIGAN

Israeli official speaks at Hillel

David Roet, deputy consulate General of Israel, spent his first trip to Michigan at the Annual Conference on Israel at MSU's Hillel Jewish Student Center on Friday."I'm pretty accustomed to the snow and cold weather," he said laughing.During his visit, Roet addressed Israeli issues and concerns with students at Central Michigan University, Gov.

NEWS

Students unite to fight tuition hike

Fearing severe tuition increases and university cutbacks, ASMSU officials are drawing up battle plans. MSU's undergraduate student government will hold an emergency meeting Tuesday to form a coalition of student groups to combat the budget's impact on education quality.

BASKETBALL

Spartans down Indiana, 67-62

Bloomington, Ind. - If MSU's narrow victory over No. 16 Illinois last week moved the team off the respirator of Big Ten contention, Saturday's 67-62 dramatic overtime defeat of Indiana might have upgraded the team to stable condition. Saturday's win was the Spartans' (13-8 overall, 5-4 Big Ten) third consecutive conference victory and their first road win since beating Kentucky in mid-December.

NEWS

Latin Xplosion

East Lansing resident Margarita Gonzales knows her daughter will become a star. "She's just this gusty independent 12-year-old who can step on the stage and own the world," she said.

NEWS

Chicano History Month calendar of events

The following events celebrate Chicano History Month. Monday, 7-9 p.m.: Movie night "La Cuidad," Wonders Hall Kiva Wednesday, 7-8:30 p.m.: Ghost stories and Dichos, the Culturas de las Razas Unidas Room in Wilson Hall Thursday, 3-4:30 p.m.: Venezuela's Political Impacts on the Arts and Music, Room 201 International Center.

NEWS

Scholar questions effectiveness of affirmative action

Colleges are more segregated than ever before, and the culprit is affirmative action, according to a report published in the January-February edition of the American Association of University Professors journal, Academe.The report, authored by retired professor K.

FEATURES

Cat owners converge on campus for show

Cat lovers are a unique breed.Spending up to 40 hours a week brushing their pets, some cat owners are willing to sacrifice a lot for their furry companions.As if to prove exactly how well the grooming has paid off, nearly 300 felines and their owners gathered at Demonstration Hall over the weekend for the Mid-Michigan Cat Fanciers 245th Championship & Household Pet Show.Grouped into categories based on age, pedigree and whether they have been "altered" (spayed or neutered) the cats are judged on a 100-point standard for their breed.

ICE HOCKEY

Early lead helps Spartans top Bowling Green

Bowling Green, Ohio - The MSU hockey team used two offensive bursts - one early in the first period and one late in the second - to distance itself from 11th-place Bowling Green on Saturday night at BGSU Ice Arena.Five different Spartans had at least two points in the 6-3 win.The contest was the Spartans' only action of the weekend, but the two points they earned were enough to stay in fourth place in the CCHA.

ICE HOCKEY

Early lead helps Spartans top Bowling Green

Bowling Green, Ohio - The MSU hockey team used two offensive bursts - one early in the first period and one late in the second - to distance itself from 11th-place Bowling Green on Saturday night at BGSU Ice Arena.Five different Spartans had at least two points in the 6-3 win.The contest was the Spartans' only action of the weekend, but the two points they earned were enough to stay in fourth place in the CCHA.

NEWS

Davis' effort helps Spartans beat Hoosiers in OT

The MSU men's basketball team eeked out its first Big Ten road victory of the year Saturday night, defeating Indiana 67-62 in overtime.The victory was the Spartans' (13-8 overall, 5-4 Big Ten) third straight conference win and the fourth in five games.