Alumna's passion for beer results in exporting business
An MSU alumna has utilized craft beer to bring people together globally. Shannon Long, founder and owner of Brew Export, cultivated her business idea while studying at MSU.
An MSU alumna has utilized craft beer to bring people together globally. Shannon Long, founder and owner of Brew Export, cultivated her business idea while studying at MSU.
Two motions were filed in Grand Rapids on Tuesday to add five new plaintiffs to a lawsuit against former MSU employee Larry Nassar.
On Jan. 10, Gov. Rick Snyder signed into law Senate Bill 72, or SB 72, protecting the rights of apartment managements and landlords to prohibit medical marijuana patients from growing cannabis plants within their rented space, potentially affecting future leasing agreements between students and leasing companies near campus.
Former MSU basketball star Mateen Cleaves will be in Genesee County Circuit Court on March 27 for arguments on the appeal of a sexual assault case that was dismissed on Dec. 5, 2016.
Newsroom personality Stephen Olschanski and men's basketball beat reporter Casey Harrison discuss the chaos that was Super Bowl LI and whether or not the Patriots took the win away from the Falcon or if Atlanta flat out choked.
According to Chris Solari of the Detroit Free Press, offensive lineman Thiyo Lukusa has quit the MSU football team.
Here are the top 10 Super Bowl ads as voted by the Department of Advertising and Public Relations.
It’s been 1,080 days since the last time the University of Michigan Wolverines defeated MSU, a 79-70 win at the Crisler Center on Feb. 23, 2014.
A first-generation Muslim American, Lyman Briggs freshman Maya Al-saghir is personally affected by President Donald Trump’s executive order which bans citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries from traveling to the United States.
The accolades keep on adding for senior guard Tori Jankoska, as Jankoska was one of 10 players added to the Wade Watch list on Monday afternoon by the Women's Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), according to a press release.
A classic story of head coach Tom Izzo, is struggling through the first half of the season, then like spin on a bowling ball, cut from the edge of the gutter to the head pin.
There is something to be said about a country that denies the huddled masses it beckons for on its foremost symbol of liberty. There is also something to be said for a school so rich in the flaunting of its diversity that it decides to do the “status quo” in protection of the international students entrusted to its care.
Eli Broad has urged senators to vote in opposition to Betsy DeVos' nomination for secretary of education. Broad wrote a letter to senators Kentucky Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) Wednesday encouraging them to vote 'no' on her confirmation.
International students from any of the seven countries affected by President Donald Trump’s executive order are advised to not leave the country until the situation changes, MSU College of Law professor and Immigration Law Clinic member David Thronson said.
The MSU wrestling team (4-10, 1-7 Big Ten) hosted the No. 10 University of Michigan Wolverines (8-5, 4-5 Big Ten) Sunday afternoon at Jenison Field House. The team was coming off a 24-12 defeat by then-No. 10 Rutgers Scarlet Knights and looked to earn its second conference win on senior day.
The day Kevin Epling lost his son was the day he vowed to make an attempt to combat bullying. Epling’s son Matt Epling was victim of a hazing incident during his last day of eighth grade in 2002.
When MSU jazz studies alumnus and drummer Jeff Shoup was a young adult during the 1990s, East Lansing had a vibrant live music scene for student performers to participate in and music fans to enjoy.
On a cold Saturday afternoon on Feb. 4, the MSU swim and dive team faced off against U-M at IM West in a dual meet for the final meet of the regular season.
It’s a scenario that’s been envisioned by head coach Jake Boss thousands of times, and one he was so close to last season.