SPORTS
Who is Valery Plata?: 2019-20 Big Ten women's Golfer of the Year has refound herself and swing
Valery Plata is leading MSU women's golf, and she's broken out of her shell in the process.
FOOTBALL
Michigan State defense looking to develop depth and leadership during spring practice
With a young linebacking core, a shallow defensive back crew and an experienced defensive line, the Spartans are looking to develop their defense during spring practice.
ALUMNI
Spring 2021 S'News alumni newsletter is out! See it here
We have the headlines highlighting the happenings of S'Newsers from today and yesterday
SOCCER
Women's soccer head coach Tom Saxton announces retirement after 30 seasons
After 30 years, Tom Saxton is calling it a day.
MSU
MSU College of Music to hold Jazz Spectacular Festival remotely
MSU plans to hold this year's Jazz Spectacular Festival on Friday, April 16 and Saturday, April 17.
SOFTBALL
Softball series postponed due to positive COVID tests in Penn State program
MSU lost on Wednesday to Michigan to start what was supposed to be a five-game week.
MSU
Georgia Frost elected as next student body president
“I really want to make sure that I can be the president that you need from me, and that is something that I want to get started on right away,” President-elect of the Associated Students of Michigan State University Georgia Frost said. “I will not let you down.”
SOFTBALL
Michigan State softball starts off 5-game week with 6-1 loss to Michigan
MSU lost to rival Michigan on a cold evening in Ann Arbor.
FOOTBALL
Michigan State's spring football game might allow fans
The spring football game will take place on April 24 at 2 p.m.
MSU
ASMSU holds debate between 3 candidates for president
The three-day voting period includes the election of the new vice president for finance and operations on April 13, the new vice president for academic affairs and vice president for governmental affairs on April 14 and the new vice president for internal administration and vice president for student allocations on April 15.
NEWS
Protesters at MI Capitol share insight on proposed voting legislation
Hosted by the Detroit Branch of the NAACP, members of the government and various organizations came to show their opposition to the Republican-backed, 39-bill package intending to change voting procedures in the state of Michigan.
MICHIGAN
Detroit Branch NAACP rallies at state Capitol to protest Republican voting legislation
The Detroit Chapter of the NAACP and several hundred people gathered at the Lansing Capitol building to protest recent proposed legislation that would make it harder to vote in Michigan.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Thomas Kithier enters transfer portal
The Clarkston, Michigan native averaged 2.4 points per game last season.
MSU
MSU Student Affairs and Services Division conducts student feedback survey
MSU's Student Affairs and Services Division conducted a survey that ended on March 14 that aims to understand students' opinions and gain feedback on the Division as a whole.
MSU
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine paused, MSU students to receive different shot
Michigan State announced today that it is working with the Ingham County Health Department to get a different vaccine due to the Johnson & Johnson recall.
BASEBALL
Spartan bats flounder, Purdue cruises to 8-2 win to close out series
MSU baseball ended the weekend back at .500 following the loss.
ALUMNI
State News Alumni Notebook for Spring 2021
S'Newsers continue life climbs well beyond the banks of the Red Cedar
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Column: Aaron Henry's decision to enter NBA Draft is the right one
Aaron Henry is leaving MSU to enter the NBA Draft – and he made the right call.
BASEBALL
Bryce Kelley slides into all-time record for stolen bases at MSU
MSU baseball's Bryce Kelley broke the all-time record for stolen bases at MSU.
MSU
'It's On Us' holding events for spring week of action
The week will be filled with online events from April 12 to 17. Registration links for live events can be found on their event document.