TSN Podcast #13 — Can MSU beat Northwestern?
State News sports editor Casey Harrison and football writer Stephen Olschanski put MSU on alert as the Spartans are no sure favorites against Northwestern.
State News sports editor Casey Harrison and football writer Stephen Olschanski put MSU on alert as the Spartans are no sure favorites against Northwestern.
TEDxMSU has announced “Mosaic” as the theme for the 2017 TEDxMSU conference.
In a year of vast divide over patriotism, nationalism and the economic direction of the country, only Hillary Clinton has stood as the realistic candidate for president of the United States. She has delivered time and again a levelheaded approach, based on pragmatism and a nod toward bipartisanship, in her political record.
The MSU football team and head coach Mark Dantonio will be looking to snap a three game losing streak––something that has happened two other times at MSU under Dantonio––against the Northwestern University Wildcats on homecoming weekend.
Homecoming week this year is full of activities, ranging from hayrides to a roundtable discussion with members of the MSU team in the Game of the Century in 1966. One of the lesser-known features of homecoming week is the homecoming court, whom will be announced during the halftime of the football homecoming game against Northwestern University.
Medical student Alex Miranda scrambled around lost on MSU’s campus. He told his boyfriend over the phone he was worried he’d feel awkward showing up late. However, when he got to Queer Virtue Presentation and Book Signing at the International Center, he said he felt something else.
After months of nationwide protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, 2012 MSU alumnus Tim City brought back his old talk show, Late Night with Tim City, to have a meaningful discussion on the controversy surrounding race relations instead of a traditional protest.
Culturas de las Razas Unidas (CRU) hosted the Latinx Students in Need of Solidarity Town Hall event Friday evening to speak about micro-aggressions and the lack of Latinx representation on campus.
On Wednesday, MSU police were called to investigate a strong armed robbery involving a stolen bicycle on the River Trail on MSU's campus.
After a series of clown sightings in Michigan and across the country, McDonald’s is rethinking their use of the Ronald McDonald character.
If it weren’t for a 10-10 tie on a cloudy and biting November day in 1966, the seven men sitting in the front of 101 Conrad Hall wouldn’t be here.
Eight musical groups took the stage at the yearly UAB hosted Sounds of Homecoming event. This event allows MSU acapella groups to showcase their skills to an audience, as well as other groups on campus. “We want to start by introducing ourselves,” English junior John Donovan said before the Spartan Dischords shook hands and jokingly introduced themselves to one another, followed by laughter from the crowd.
Grand River Ave, Abbot Road, and Farm Lane are the big-name roads planned to be closed for the MSU Homecoming Parade at 6 p.m.
MSU police released it's Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. The report includes crime and fire data for the previous three years while including an extensive amount of information related to safety and security.
East Lansing's 54B District Court will be soon implementing an adult drug court to aid non-violent offenders in Ingham County who are addicted to drugs.
For students living on campus, recycling is as easy as walking downstairs. Students living in apartment complexes take multiple steps to reach a sustainable goal.
A new addition to the Business College Complex will start construction in May 2017. The new addition will be the Graduate Pavilion for the Broad Master of Business Administration program.
Founded in 2002, MSU Stars for Make-A-Wish is the MSU chapter of Make-A-Wish Foundation, which raises money for children facing life-threatening diseases. “It’s definitely been around longer than we have,” MSU Stars club president and neuroscience senior Jack Pfeiffer. At the age of 16, Pfeiffer was granted a wish himself.
On Wednesday No. 14 MSU Volleyball lost in three sets against No. 24 Illinois on the road. The Illini swept MSU in three sets, with the second set went into a marathon, with 32 points in favor of Illinois (30-32). The Spartans finished the game with a hitting percentage of only 14.5% compared Illinois' 31.9%.
MSU football is having its roughest stretch since 2012, when MSU won their last regular season game to become bowl eligible. But, at the same time, they won that bowl game with former quarterback Connor Cook entering the game and leading MSU to victory, paving the way for his future success.