Nowadays thrifting offers not only an outlet for creativity to students but provides a much more sustainable and affordable way of doing so. But, thrifting isn't thrifting for some. For those of lower income, thrift shops are key to getting essential clothing at an affordable price, so hobby-thrifters have to find where that line is drawn.
Fifteen months will span between the last time the MSU men's soccer team took the field and the day they take it again. Plagued by a delayed season and disappointing 2019, Rensing voices optimism for the Spartans February start.
MSU College of Human Medicine’s Department of Translational Neuroscience Chair Jack Lipton said it appears they have been able to catch positive COVID-19 cases in the very early phases using the MSU early detection program. Currently, 75% of samples are focused on the spread of COVID-19 among asymptomatic students.
Mosallam's first eight-year term with the Board of Trustees began Jan. 1, 2012. He is the only incumbent seeking reelection.
MSU's first full-padded practice was Wednesday, and a couple of young defensive players have stuck out to new coordinator Scottie Hazelton.
Candidates from the College of Social Science, College of Arts and Letters and College of Communication Arts and Sciences discussed issues such as the return to campus, university transparency and the pass/fail option.
This week Hannah Brock and Maddie Monroe discuss the hiring of ELPD social workers, the new ELPD chief and community reactions to the Breonna Taylor case with fellow reporters Joe Dandron and Sara Tidwell. After that, Brock and Monroe take you back to 1986 to analyze the murder of MSU student Sandra Clark, who was found dead after searching for a tutor.
The East Lansing City Clerk's office will be opening a satellite office at the Hannah Community Center to assist voters better. All East Lansing residents can register to vote, turn in their voted ballots and vote absentee at this location starting Monday, Oct 5.
Residential and Hospitality Services announced that they will be holding a town hall for furloughed student workers.
The mask requirement extends to the outdoor, public spaces within the boundaries of the East Lansing Downtown Development Authority. The requirement would have ended on Tuesday. The newly extended order is currently in place for seven additional days.
The State News made you a playlist for each spooky day of October, getting progressively more in the Halloween spirit.
MSU football has created an environment through team meetings and open conversation where even the quieter ones speak up towards social injustice.
With rising COVID-19 cases in Ingham County, Chief Judge Richard Garcia of the 30th Circuit Court and the Ingham County Probate Court issued an order halting jury trials in the two courts until November. Anyone scheduled for trials before Nov. 2 is not required to report.
As these students search for more representation on campus, they have found comfort and community with each other.
Partnering with two major companies, the Big Ten will provide surveillance testing for COVID-19 during this year's football season.
As football season approaches, 11 Michigan State athletes have tested positive for COVID-19 in the latest round of testing.
The Spartan Solidarity Network started a petition Tuesday, Sept. 29, following a listening session that occurred Sept. 25. The petition includes a list of eight demands of the university.
From Sept. 7 to Sept. 15, the average number of daily cases linked to MSU was 91. In the days following an emergency placing 39 large East Lansing properties under quarantine, the average number of positive cases fell to about 15.
Restaurants that recently opened either for the first time or reopened this summer are experiencing new challenges to ensure the survival of their businesses. Business is slow, but the restaurants are able to stay afloat through loyal customers and curbside pickup options.
Tessa Osborne and Griffin Wiles discuss mask culture in this week's episode of The Dinner Table Podcast.