Michigan State athletics to sell cardboard cutouts for football season
Michigan State athletics will join a long list of professional and collegiate sports teams to sell cardboard cutouts of fans to put in the stands during game day.
Michigan State athletics will join a long list of professional and collegiate sports teams to sell cardboard cutouts of fans to put in the stands during game day.
Joe Dandron and Brendan Gumbel sit down with Eli McKown to break down the X-factors, each position and what will need to happen for the offensive to be successful this MSU football season. Afterward, McKown hosts some trivia for Dandron and Gumbel. Look out next week for the Roundtable's take on defense this upcoming season.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Space Place website defined astronomy as the scientific study of everything in outer space, and astronomers do not believe that stars many light years away have effect on the ordinary activities of humans. Regardless, that hasn't stopped anyone from turning to the universe for answers.
The CDO role will fill the duties of the previous senior advisor to the president for diversity, but at the level of vice president for the first time in the university's history.
"In a very real sense, FRIB represents MSU’s unique capability and scale as a research institution and is part of our vision to advance the common good with uncommon will,” MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said.
This comes following the Michigan Supreme Court ruling Friday that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer lacked the authority to declare a state of emergency after April 30.
The East Lansing Art Festival application is open online for artists to apply. However, the event's details are uncertain during the COVID-19 pandemic.
President Abii-Tah Bih provided an update that recommendations for the spring semester from the Academic Calendar Task Force were made to President Samuel L. Stanley. The recommendations were made based on a survey open to the MSU community. The committee is still meeting, and these suggestions are not final decisions, just recommendations. The initial suggestions are as follows.
None of us can afford any further setbacks or other obstacles that will worsen the situation for all of us.
East Lansing Public Library receives its first pop-up library van. Library patrons will now be able to visit and use the new pop-up library to check out the books, DVDs, CDs and audiobooks that have been loaded on the van.
If selected for the team, Josh Nodler will join a United States team looking to clench its fifth medal in the last six years.
With less than one month until kick-off, offensive coordinator Jay Johnson is filling in the missing puzzle pieces for a Spartan offense that was in desperate need of innovation.
These orders keep several COVID-19 protections in place including the use of face coverings, limitations on indoor and outdoor gathering sizes, 50% or 125-person capacity limit for restaurants and mandatory employee health screenings, according to the release.
The Michigan Supreme Court struck down Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's authority to use the 1976 Emergency Management Act and the 1945 Emergency Powers of the Governor Act in order to declare a state of emergency pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and people are encouraged to stay inside, individuals who live with violent partners or household members are facing an even more dangerous situation in their homes. Voices of Color hosted a rally Thursday at the Capitol in the recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Junior safety Xavier Henderson will step into a leadership role for the Spartan defense this season.
MSU safety Dominique Long is a three time Academic All-Big Ten selection and played in all 13 games last season.
“This is entirely personal for me and for many of the people on the leadership team, so we don’t take any of these decisions lightly,” Senior Vice President for Auxiliary Enterprises Vennie Gore said. “We don’t believe that our staff are expendable. But in the end, if I’m not collecting enough money I can’t pay you.”
Marked by frequent interruptions and high tempers, the first presidential debate covered topics from the Supreme Court nomination to race and police ahead of the Nov. 3 presidential election. The State News analyzed some of the main topics discussed in the debate and fact-checked some of the claims made by both President Trump and Joe Biden.
In this week's episode, Case sits down with Brendan LaRose, a Senior Packaging Major at MSU. You can follow Brendan on Instagram @brendan_larose and go to MSU's packaging page for more information about the degree.