Hosts Jack Williams and Shakyra Mabone, welcome back guest Matt Williams to discuss short-form versus long-form film storytelling, noting how despite the rise in short-form content, feature films have been getting longer.
Chef Suree "Mai" Richardson moved to the U.S. in 2015 after growing up poor in Thailand. She met her husband Mark online, and together they started their own food truck, Eato Chef. After five successful years at Horrocks Farm Market, Chef Mai has decided to move the Eato Chef food truck to Florida and continue her business there. The truck was hand built, the food is made fresh daily and the advertising is minimal – but that hasn't stopped her from having lines around the parking lot.
Finance sophomore Alina Morse started Zolli Candy, a candy brand that prioritizes healthy options, at 7 years old. Now, studying at MSU, Alina Morse's company employs student interns, takes philanthropic action through the Million Smiles Initiative and works to make people happy through candy.
The Michigan State University Roial Players Just a College Sketch Show (Roial JACSS) held its annual Sketch Show on April 4-6 at the RCAH Theater. The show, titled “A Matter of Life and Sketch,” revolved around six comedy actors trapped in a theater who must put on an impromptu sketch show for their live audience.
Freshman guard Jase Richardson has declared for the 2025 NBA Draft, he announced on Tuesday on social media.
The event invited students to write letters that will be given to people who utilize Center for Survivor resources, contribute to a community art project bulletin board and take part in mindful coloring, all as forms of advocacy and healing.
Redlining and its direct correlation with environmental discrimination continue to infest Lansing neighborhoods. The aftermath of I-496’s construction demolishing Black neighborhoods are still being repaired, and studies highlight Lansing as being more prone to environmental injustice. Organizations in the community are working together to combat the effects of redlining.
Michigan State University baseball’s struggles against Big Ten opponents continued Monday afternoon, as the Spartans dropped both games of a doubleheader, 14-2 and 18-2.
Michigan State University teams made headlines this past week with a historic gymnastics qualification, tennis dominance, and track & field sweeps across the board.
At least some international students at MSU have had their visas revoked by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, a university spokesperson confirmed Monday.
Just down the street from Michigan State University's campus is a shop that is “strange and unusual.” Jenn Carpenter brings spooky to the heart of downtown Lansing through her bookstore Deadtime Stories: True Crime and Other Books, located in REO Town.
A minor with a pocketknife was arrested at the Law Library Wednesday evening after police responded to reports of suspicious activity.
After a dominant performance against Northwestern, Michigan State University men’s tennis faced a tougher challenge and pulled out a hard-fought win over No. 24-ranked Illinois.
Michigan State University baseball came up short against Indiana, 6-4, despite dominant southpaw Joseph Dzierwa starting on the mound.
An MSU college is providing donor funding for student organizations' projects that support diversity, equity and inclusion — although it's being careful to stay in compliance with federal anti-discrimination laws.
Plans to proceed with a "transformational" development in South Neighborhood, including retail shops, restaurants, a hotel and a 6,000-seat Olympic sports venue will be voted on at the Board of Trustees' upcoming meeting.
From April 8 to April 13, “Chicago,” the longest-running American musical in Broadway history, will arrive at Michigan State University’s Wharton Center for Performing Arts. Directed by David Hyslop, with choreography by Gregory Butler, based on the original direction of Tony Award-winning Walter Bobbie and original choreography by Tony Award-winning Ann Reinking, the musical will be shown at the Cobb Great Hall.
