NEWS
The Dinner Table Podcast: Hospitalization
This week on The Dinner Table Podcast, Tessa Osborne sits down with Case deKoning to discuss Hospitalization.
MSU
Students, professor explain importance of climate change for upcoming election
Leading up to the election, President Donald Trump and presidential candidate Joe Biden have taken stark opposing stances on climate change, sparking fierce debate among their supporters and a country divided on this issue.
MICHIGAN
MDHHS extends emergency orders, requires bars to log patrons
All dine-in food service establishments are now required to maintain accurate records of the names and phone numbers of patrons who purchase food for consumption on the premises, along with the date and time of entry.
MSU
4 days off announced after spring break cancellation
“We are requesting that faculty not assign additional work expectations for the first two break days in March,” Stanley said in the email.
MICHIGAN
Gov. Whitmer talks voter intimidation at recent press conference
Gov. Whitmer talks voter intimidation and safe election practices at recent press conference.
ALUMNI
Pacemaker prize, pandemic pivot predominate Fall 2020 newsletter
Newsletter details TSN's 17th Pacemaker win all-time amid coronavirus disruptions
NEWS
A look behind the curtain of cult psychology
Chemistry freshman Raegan Swartz and her family have seen firsthand the impact a cult can have on someone's life. Her great-grandfather was involved in a small cult near her hometown.
MSU
ASMSU remove Safe Ride tax, passes 7 bills in 5-hour meeting
The bills removed the $3 Safe Ride student tax for the spring semester, addressed anti-discrimination, Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, Satisfactory/Non-Satisfactory grading, and Student Faculty Staff Hearing Board, or SFSB, cases.
SPORTS
With emotion, MSU swim and dive athletes discuss the decision to cut their program
After MSU decided to cut the varsity swim and dive programs following this year, many athletes reacted with shock and sadness.
MICHIGAN
MSU Trump supporters reflect on the president's Lansing visit
“A Trump rally is kind of like a combination of a political event and a rock concert,” 2003 MSU alumnus Chris Farmer said.
FOOTBALL
'The school down the road': Intensity builds for MSU as rivalry weekend nears
After a up and down opener against Rutgers, MSU turns the page to Michigan as week two opens up with the rivalry game.
LIFE
Love Lockdown: How college students are dating during the pandemic
There have been triumphs and tribulations for everyone during this time and everyone had unique experiences in regard to their dating lives. Dating during a pandemic put Kanye West's "Love Lockdown" into a new perspective.
COMMENTARY
Column: Nationalism has superseded decency; it's time to reevaluate
Now, circling back to former President John F. Kennedy: “The question before us is, which point of view and which party do we want to lead the United States?” An obstinate nationalist, or a receptive patriot?
MSU
MSU Board of Trustees to vote on 3 appointments at Oct. 30 meeting
The MSU Board of Trustees meets on Friday, Oct. 30.
LIFE
'The Earth has a deadline': The value of sustainability and how to incorporate it into your daily life
"Living sustainable comes down to a question of whether or not you care about the future and future generations,” Richardson said. “Most of us can go about doing whatever we want, and we can continue to still live our lives in relative comfort, but the impacts of climate change are already being felt."
COMMENTARY
Editorial: The difference between advertisements and editorial content
Media literacy week gives an opportunity to discuss the structure of The State News and how we operate both as a newsroom and as a business.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing outdoor gatherings limited to 10 people before Halloween, U of M game
Based on the health department's observations and previous citations under prior orders, Ingham County Health Officer Linda Vail said stricter gathering limits are necessary.
MICHIGAN
Judge strikes down open-carry firearm ban at polls, Nessel issues emergency appeal
Michigan Judge Christopher Murray reversed Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's directive banning open-carry firearms at or within 100 feet of Michigan polling stations.
NEWS
Letter FROM the editor: On the banks of the Red Cedar, a fall like no other
Remote learning and distanced S'Newsing hasn't stopped today's journalists
NEWS
The 1909: Voices from the rally, Michiganders for Trump
In this special edition of the 1909, Podcast Coordinator Case Dekoning goes out into the field, interviewing Donald Trump supporters outside his rally in Lansing International Airport on Oct. 28, 2020.