Football shakes up coaching staff for 2019 season

Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio made some changes in his coaching staff to set a tone for the upcoming season.

Preview: MSU hoops gets rare rest day ahead of road game at Penn State

The Spartans took their mandatory rest day on Wednesday, Izzo opted to give his players additional rest by using Thursday to study film and walk through Sunday's game plan. 

MSU's declassified scholarship survival guide

With scholarship season underway, here's a guide to some of the undergraduate scholarships the university's largest colleges have to offer.

Emerging Leaders Program accepting applications until Jan. 30

The city of East Lansing will accept applications for the civic engagement program until Jan. 30, with accepted participants notified beginning Feb. 11.

Art Lab yoga class encourages reflection, connection through exercise

A yoga "community connection" to encourage self-exploration through exercise, organized by the Spartan Warrior Project, was held at MSU Broad Art Lab on Tuesday.

MSU student dies in plane crash off Florida coast

Engineering freshman Daniel Renzulli died after the plane his father was piloting crashed off of the coast of Florida over winter break. 

Cooks posts double digits, Allen remains physical against No. 18 Minnesota

In the team's tenth win of the season, Sidney Cooks posted double digit points and Jenna Allen remained physical against the No. 18 Golden Gophers.

Recapping Capitol and East Lansing news from winter break

It’s hard to keep up with local news over the semester break. Here’s your Capitol and city recap to make things a little easier.

Izzo looks for Winston to step up while Langford out with injury

With shooting guard Joshua Langford out for the foreseeable future, Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo is looking for someone to step up in the co-captain’s absence. 

With high preseason expectations, Michigan State football underperforms in 2018

Matt McQuaid shines defensively, shuts down Purdue's Carsen Edwards

Senior guard Matt McQuaid impact on the 77-59 win over Purdue might have been the same if he had never even shot the ball. 

Q&A with new MSU Chief of Police Kelly Roudebush

The State News sat down with new MSU Police Chief Kelly Roudebush — the university's first female chief — before she entered the position Jan. 1.

Spartans wear down Minnesota, end two game losing streak

Sidney Cook had a tremendous game off the bench on both sides of the court, leading MSU with points (21), and tallying three blocks. 

Prosecution's call for limits on evidence in Klages case denied

The Attorney General's office's motion to place a protective order on discovery in the case of former MSU gymnastics coach Kathie Klages was denied in Ingham County Circuit Court.

Letter: Political morality, degrading language cannot be objective

Both Democrats and Republicans view themselves as the morally right and passionate party and we should not grant leeway to one group over the other based on subjective views.

WATCH: Reactions from coaches, players after MSU's 77-59 win over Purdue

Basketball players and coach Tom Izzo react to the win against Purdue Tuesday night.

Key stories students may have missed during winter break

During break, you might have missed the appointment of a new trustee, an update on the Attorney General's investigation into MSU and calls to reopen the Healing Assistance Fund. Catch up here.

Trustees unanimously approve resolution to reopen healing fund

A resolution to reopen the Healing Assistance Fund was unanimously approved by the MSU Board of Trustees. 

E.L. District Court receives high marks in public satisfaction survey

More than 90 percent of 54-B District Court users feel court staff are respectful, cases are handled fairly and business is handled in a timely manner, a court survey found.

Dianne Byrum elected chairperson of the MSU Board of Trustees

Dianne Byrum is the new chairperson of the MSU Board of Trustees.