The MSU Surplus Store and Recycling Center is holding an Earth Day event teaching audiences to conduct their own home waste audits. Coordinators hope viewers use the audit to change their habits and make an environmental impact.
MSU baseball is trying to snap a five game slide down the standings.
State News staffer Kaishi Chhabra pens down a letter to the newsroom as she prepares to graduate in a few weeks.
Receiving the vaccine was a no-brainer to me.
MSU football's Elijah Collins is working his way back to his 2019 form.
Michigan State adds some much needed experience and wing depth as they look to return to the NCAA Tournament in 2021-2022.
Students rush to get everything together as the reality of graduating sets in.
Chandra Fleming sits down with Mikayla Frick to talk about updates on her life after graduation. Fleming interviewed Frick a year ago during her fashion show at Michigan State. Today we are following up with Frick.
"I feel good," Business freshman Zaggam Cheema said after getting his first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. "It didn't hurt as much as I thought. ... I felt comfortable throughout the whole thing. And they walked me through it, and it went pretty well, better than I thought it would go."
The State News is dedicated to anti-discrimination, authenticity and real change with open ears. Progress is only possible with room for hard discussions about privilege, biases and equity.
I can't thank this place enough.
Spring semester 2021 was packed with more students returning to campus, vaccine news and more.
The Clarkston, Michigan native spent three seasons at MSU.
Joshua Langford's time with basketball is over. What he does next is anyone's guess.
Thomas Kithier is heading to Valparaiso and Joshua Langford is calling it a day.
Fred Arbanas was a Detroit native and graduate of Michigan State.
Our intention is to return the flags — with fellow students’ messages — to the young people who signed their names.
ASMSU panelists were the only ones who saw the racist comments, not any attendees or other livestream viewers. Nonetheless, ASMSU emphasized in the press release that the organization is committed to creating a culture of inclusivity and safety at its events, workplaces and elections.
The NCAA is shifting recruiting back to its normal calendar after it was under a year-long dead period.
Among the 6,000 fans that will be allowed in Spartan Stadium will be 500 students.