PRNDL app seeks to alleviate parking frustrations
PrndL is a new app designed to make parking near campus easier.
PrndL is a new app designed to make parking near campus easier.
After a victory at DeMartin Stadium on Monday afternoon, the Spartans finish with a score of 1-0 beating Cleveland State University. This game with mark the fourth straight shutout the team has recorded this season. The last time the Spartans went 4-0 overall in the season was back in 1968. For senior goalie Jimmy Hague, this will be his eleventh shutout in his Spartan career.
And that unpredictable, uncertain nature of play might shock a ranked opponent or two. That chip-on-the-shoulder, underdog mentality has been a crux Spartan nation loves to boast.
As the Center City District and Park District projects move towards construction, the Downtown Development Authority, or DDA, has hired a public relations firm to help get information out to the public during the transition.
The organizer of white supremacist Richard Spencer's collegiate speaking tour is suing MSU for denying his request to rent a room on campus for Richard Spencer of the National Policy Institute, or NPI, to speak about so-called alt-right philosophy at MSU.
The MSU Women’s Volleyball team swept through the entire Auto Owners Insurance Spartan Invitational this weekend, defeating San Diego State, Marshall, and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. The Spartans won every set in each game due to the exceptional play of three seniors.
Ellison Brewery & Spirits offers handcrafted beer and more to the East Lansing Community.
The organizer of white nationalist Richard Spencer's speaking tour filed suit against MSU late Sunday night claiming the university violated Spencer's first amendment rights, the Detroit Free Press reports.
MSU police reported an instance of 4th-degree criminal sexual conduct that took place last week. The incident reportedly took place Aug. 29 at approximately 3:00am at Bryan Hall.
Since the beginning of summer, the Ingham County Animal Control and Shelter has experienced severe overcrowding.
After two fumbles in the Spartans’ first three possessions in their season opener against Bowling Green on Saturday, quarterback Brian Lewerke remained calm. The sophomore’s serenity Saturday helped lead the Spartans to a 35-10 win over the Falcons, rebounding from what was a doleful 3-9 season in 2016 and followed by a vociferous off-season.
As Bowling Green quarterback James Morgan wound up and fired a deep ball, Spartan fans held their breath.
The Spartans entered the season young. Key positions were decimated by departures and graduation. The depth chart featured a number of true and redshirt freshmen. The youth movement in East Lansing was on.
MSU junior Tyson Smith was almost forced to hang up his cleats forever. After a stroke in November, the 5-foot-11,170-pound cornerback said he thought there was a 70 percent chance he would never step on the field again. Smith defied the odds and came back to the green and white.
The Spartans started slow in their season opener on Saturday, but were able to come away with a 35-10 victory over the Bowling Green Falcons. The Falcons capitalized off LJ Scott's opening drive fumble, scoring on a field goal to take an early 3-0 lead. But from there, it was the Spartans who took control of the game and came away with a 35-10 victory.
Football is finally back in East Lansing.
Volleyball head coach Cathy George earned her 600th career win as a coach after defeating San Diego State earlier today. Her overall record is now at 600-390 ranking her as the 20th for total wins in the NCAA Division I volleyball and currently is ranked in the top 80 coaches all-time with her career winning percentage at .607.
ASMSU passed bills to address the appointments of directors and the Student Allocations Board.
On August 24, El Oasis, a taco truck located on the corner of Michigan Avenue and Francis Avenue, put up a petition to keep its spot in that location. Over the span of a week, they received more than 950 customer signatures.
It's that time of year again, folks — football is back.