This family owned business located in downtown East Lansing may have been over-looked for years because it wasn’t an eatery or shopping store, but the one necessity they do sell is a roof over your head.
Prior to MSU’s conference game against Iowa on Saturday, the Spartans turned the ball over eight times — six fumbles and two interceptions.
Here’s everything you missed over the weekend while watching MSU beat Iowa 17-10 at Spartan Stadium.
The Spartans know it. The Wolverines know it. The entire state of Michigan knows it.
The blighted building on the corner of Grand River Avenue and Abbot Road is scheduled to be demolished on Saturday, Oct. 7.
Gun laws across the country vary widely, and Michigan’s regulations are somewhat middle-of-the-road. But gun legislation is far from simple.
To improve MSU health and fitness spaces, a committee of staff, students and faculty from across the university established a framework with architectural firm Moody Nolan to identify problem areas and potential solutions.
A sense of horror and mourning fills the streets of Las Vegas as the city just experienced the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history, with a total of 58 people killed and at least 515 victims injured in a mass shooting at a concert Sunday night.
The great state race of Alex Powell returns to MSU this year, but this time there are two additional people to add to the 64 mile run.
With the increased attention to the potential for Traumatic Brain Injury, everyone seems to understand the value and importance of appropriate head protection in sports. Yet many folks, mostly students or young people, have no problem riding on a scooter or moped without helmets going 25 mph on busy streets in East Lansing, Lansing, or the MSU campus.
Monday afternoon marked the first day of practice for the women’s basketball team one month before they kickoff the season against Lake Superior State on Nov 5.
Tom Izzo hasn’t placed a firm grasp around the alleged college basketball scandal, but he said he is discouraged by the recent reports surrounding the sport. “Well, disappointment would be the first word I’d use,” Izzo said on Friday as MSU began official practices. “I’m disappointed because I don’t know if anything is any good when it kind of gives you a black eye for your profession, whether it be yours or mine. I’m not sure that I would ever hope something that negative has to be done to clean it up.”
This week marks the annual Islam Awareness Week at MSU. Hosted by MSU's Muslim Students' Association, or MSA, the next six days serve to help members of the MSU community gain better understanding and awareness of Islam.
At the Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU's, last general assembly meeting, it was announced that the organization is launching an initiative to collect feedback from students on a range of issues.
MSU Alumni Association Executive Director Scott Westerman said it’s likely some number of alumni were at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival, where the shooting took place.
The No. 4 Spartans bounced back after losing their first game of the year Sunday afternoon, beating the No. 16 Ohio State Buckeyes, 5-1. The Spartans are now 8-1-1 on the season and 3-0-1 in Big Ten play.
It’s only four games into the season, but under the microscope of a wanting fan base, the Spartan faithful has already made its impression on the man under center, quarterback Brian Lewerke. MSU fans have seen the good, there’s no denying that. His chemistry with Felton Davis III against Iowa was easily apparent. Other times, he’s scrambling for long gains on the ground.
Once aspiring comics, JR De Guzman and Ismael Loutfi know the struggles of a college student.
Head coach Tom Izzo is within reach of a completely healthy team entering the upcoming season. Injuries tormented last season’s roster, with Ben Carter and Gavin Schilling headlining what was an injury-plagued season for MSU after they both suffered knee injuries that forced them to miss the entirety of last season.
During the MSU vs. U-M rivalry week of Oct. 2 to Oct. 7, members of the Spartan Marching Band, or SMB, will be holding their annual “Sparty Watch.”