MSU women's soccer advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the third time in a row with a convincing win over Wake Forest. Junior midfielder Kayla Briggs scored the lone goal of the match with a stunning finish.
Sophomore forward Juliann Woodard provided the spark Michigan State didn’t know it needed, exploding for 17 points in just under 14 minutes to fuel a dominant 101-53 victory. The Spartans overwhelmed their opponent with relentless pressure, forcing 27 turnovers and turning them into 33 points while committing just six themselves — further strengthening the nation’s best turnover margin. Behind Woodard’s scorching second-half shooting, Grace VanSlooten’s steady production and Kennedy Blair’s career-high 15 rebounds, MSU’s depth and defense proved too much to overcome. Even with a late-game injury scare for VanSlooten, the Spartans’ bench and energy carried a statement win at Breslin Center.
Cabot Phillips visited MSU in an attempt to unify conservative students and encourage them following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
The federal government has slashed funding for grant programs that have historically supported such scholarship across the country.
Redshirt senior Isaline “Isa” Alexander has returned to full form this season, highlighted by a 20-point, 9-for-9 shooting performance against Western Michigan. Her performance capped a two-year comeback from multiple injuries that kept her largely off the floor and forced her to rebuild both physically and mentally. Alexander’s dedication, discipline and newfound perspective on the game have not only strengthened her basketball IQ but also inspired teammates like Kennedy Blair. Playing a full season for the first time since 2022-23, Alexander is relishing the chance to contribute while reflecting on the journey that brought her back.
James Madison College’s Bridge program hosted the third installment of their Hip-Hop and Public Affairs series on Nov. 19th, highlighting the connection between politics, social movements, culture and art in the Hispanic and Latinx communities.
MSU’s “Chemical Imbalance” is a fast-paced, darkly comic farce that reimagines Jekyll and Hyde through sharp physical comedy, eccentric characters and a collaborative, stripped-down production style.
Michigan State football and its offensive line has been anything but productive this season. It's been inefficient and inconsistent, ranks at the bottom of the FBS statically and has lost MSU game after game. In order for MSU to have a future, the offensive line must protect it.
No. 1 MSU hockey will host No. 7/8 Wisconsin at Munn Ice Arena on Friday Nov. 21 at 8:30 p.m. EST and Saturday Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. EST.
Reckless driving, stalking and burglaries were reported this past week on campus. Eight instances of larceny were also filed. MSU disclosed the incidents under the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, which requires universities to list reported criminal offenses publicly.
Off-campus students have a lot on their plates when it comes to figuring out different aspects of living, usually for the first time. For example, these students may now need to consider transportation on and off campus, along with an increased financial responsibility due to rent and several bills. Another aspect to consider includes food, along with the financial and time constraints it may bring. With off-campus students not being able to rely on dining halls for every meal, how do they ensure they eat balanced meals?
MSU women's soccer is relishing the opportunity to host a second – and potentially third – round game in the NCAA tournament as they take on Wake Forest on Thursday, Nov. 20 at 6pm. With their home fans, the cold Michigan weather and the ability to stick to their routine, the Spartans are high on confidence and ready to make history.
MSU crashed the board, hit threes and took care of the little things in an 83-66 win over No. 12 Kentucky.
In the Big Apple and playing in the 15th annual Champions Classic, Michigan State basketball played with togetherness, physicality and a great defensive effort that propelled the Spartans to a 83-66 victory over No. 12 Kentucky.
No. 1 MSU hockey's junior netminder Trey Augustine and freshman forward Porter Martone earned Big Ten Stars of the Week following MSU's sweep of Notre Dame. Augustine led the conference in save percentage and goals-against average while Martone tied for the conference lead in goals scored over the weekend with three.
From statement wins to tough losses, Michigan State athletics delivered another packed week across campus. Men’s basketball kept its early momentum but showed lingering concerns at the free-throw and three-point lines. No. 1 MSU hockey stayed perfect in Big Ten play with a road sweep at Notre Dame, while football’s skid extended despite a breakout performance from Elijah Tau-Tolliver. Women’s soccer rolled into the NCAA second round for the first time at home, and women’s hoops continued its dominant, high-pressure start behind a flawless outing from Isaline Alexander. Elsewhere, volleyball stumbled in two high-pressure matchups, cross country secured multiple All-Region honors and an NCAA bid, wrestling split its opening duals, and men’s tennis made program history with two seeded NCAA qualifiers.
Michigan State agreed to pay Rochester-based Miller Law Firm $150,000 to settle its lawsuit that centered on MSU's alleged refusal to pay the firm for a portion of its work representing former board chair Rema Vassar in connection to an outside probe into her misconduct.
The Michigan State University chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom welcomed conservative commentator Elisha Krauss on campus Monday evening for their “The Lies of the Left” event, held in Wells Hall.
Winner of Miss Universe Japan 2024 Kaya Chakrabortty visited her alma mater Michigan State University on Nov. 13. Chakabortty was joined by students, faculty and local supporters to celebrate her victory and discuss beauty standards in Japan.
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