Young faces shined bright on MSU football’s first official depth chart for the upcoming season. Fourteen true freshmen and nine redshirt freshmen highlight a depth chart stocked with youth.
Member of the 1979 championship team, Greg Kelser, said he was saddened by the loss of a coach, mentor and later on, friend.
Ex-MSU head gymnastics coach Klages is now working for Twistars Gymnastics Club. Banned gymnastics coach denies having sex with minors in deposition tied to Nassar civil suit. Three-time gold medalist Aly Raisman criticizes USA Gymnastics and the U.S. Olympic Committee.
The Spartans are holding a walk-on tryout meeting Wednesday starting at 4 p.m. for any athletes interested. The meeting will be held at the Skandalaris Football Center in the Pentecost Team Meeting Room.
Hand-rolled ice cream, infusion teas and more bubble teas are coming to downtown East Lansing when the new restaurant Unicha opens in mid-September.
ASMSU held its first meeting of the fall semester Monday afternoon. Change in the organization's leadership for fall semester includes four new members of the Office of the President and a new adviser.
Former MSU basketball coach Jud Heathcote, 90, has died, MSU Athletics announced Monday night.
Sparticipation has been moved to the Breslin Center and Munn Ice Arena — but don't worry, skates aren't required.
Despite low student turnout to event, One Book, One Community program has potential to bring MSU students and East Lansing residents together.
At the Brody Complex, a few of the newest Spartans from the Class of 2021 dished on what the change from high school to college meant for them.
The proposed income tax in East Lansing still remains on the November ballot after the city rejected President Lou Anna K. Simon’s final offer.
The MSU Board of Trustees make many policy decisions on behalf of the university, some of which involve limiting or banning certain behaviors or the use of certain items. Here are a few of the things, according to the Board of Trustees website’s list of ordinances, you won’t be able to enjoy while on campus.
I grew up on MSU's campus. It's easy to think I'm accustomed to everything there is to know about MSU and the surrounding area. But I don't think I'll ever get used to it.
While most students were away, MSU's Board of Trustees continued to meet throughout the summer to make decisions about student tuition, the university's budget and more. Here's what you might have missed from the trustees during the summer.
Underage students caught boozing this fall could be handed more lenient penalties than law enforcement is used to issuing, but harsher penalties could come down depending on the circumstance.
"Are you, like, sober right now?" Yes. The answer is always "yes." The answer to that question has and might always be "yes,” for my college career and life — even though I still go to parties. And, even more surprisingly, still get invited to them.
As college students, we're always looking for ways to make our time at MSU better, and sometimes these "college hacks" can be simple. Here are 10 tips to help you make the most of your experience here at MSU.
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It is putrid and crazed to use the alleged rapes of two women as the antagonist for MSU’s road back to winning, as certain hype videos would have you think.
MSU is home to a wide variety of colorful Spartans from all walks of life, who can choose to study many different fields as they journey through their college experience. Naturally, for your entertainment, you’re about to be pigeon-holed into one of five of them! Are you the silent-but-studious pre-med? Or the boisterous and fun-loving business major? Take our quiz and find out!