Two Spartans who previously had opted out of the 2020 season, have reversed their decision and will see the field in just over one month.
Michigan State Residential and Hospitality Services notified student employees Monday that they would be placed on a leave beginning Oct. 4, according to a letter from RHS Human Resources. This notification was sent out to more than 700 RHS student team members, according to RHS Chief Communications Officer Kat Cooper, giving those furloughed a short 12-day notice.
With only one month to get his team ready to play, one thing is for certain: Tucker is bringing the heat.
The call to action comes after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson encouraged Michigan citizens to register and vote in a press conference last week.
Telling college students that you can do dangerous things because you're a college student only enables them to continue to do so.
Vehicle theft suspect caused an accident with another vehicle on the highway. The suspect was then taken into custody Monday by Ingham County Sheriff's Department with assistance from Michigan State University Police Department.
Guest speakers at the virtual event will include MSU men's basketball Coach Tom Izzo, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr., and East Lansing City Clerk Jennifer Shuster.
Sparty’s locations around MSU look a lot different than students would remember during this time. Gina Keilen, who is currently serving as the interim associate director of Retail Services, gives some insight into what they are doing to make sure students are still safe to utilize their services. She also highlights the new additions to the combo-exchange, that are sure to keep customers satisfied.
For now, TikTok isn't banned, but it isn't in the clear either. College students who rely on the app are still in limbo, but as college students do, they are already thinking of ways around the ban.
Welcome to East Lansing Crime Warp, a podcast for The State News by Hannah Brock and Maddie Monroe. Each episode will update you on current crime, as well as dig up prominent local crimes of the past. East Lansing Crime Warp will be updated bi-weekly.
ASMSU is holding a special fall election to fill vacant seats. With the announcement of the new candidates, there will still be vacancies in multiple colleges.
A visual story depicting college classrooms during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result of MSU's transition to online classes, students' living spaces are now doubling as their place of study.
MSU will kick off the 2020 football schedule Oct. 24 against Rutgers.
MSU student athletes have risen to a 12% positivity rate in COVID-19 testing.
While some Spartan fans are ecstatic that they can play as their favorite team, the game has also left some longing for what once was.
On-demand events will also be available throughout the week, including free movies and the Spartan Marching Band's halftime performances.
President of the MSU Beta Zeta Chapter of Theta Chi Ryan Welch said he and other fraternity presidents were “blindsided” by the health department’s order to quarantine. Welch said the fraternities were notified by an email from Ingham County Health Officer Linda Vail.
In our first episode, Case sits down with Camille Adams, a senior Dietetics major at MSU to discuss the importance of food on general health.
Mel Tucker updates on what to expect from MSU football given his anything but normal first year in the role.
“I felt really active and got angry one day, so I kind of started typing out this petition," Doctor of veterinary medicine third-year Nate Vandentop said.