58 MSU student athletes named Academic All-Big Ten

A total of 58 MSU student athletes were recognized Wednesday for earning Academic All-Big Ten Honors in winter sports. According to a press release from the Big Ten Conference, to be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students must be letterwinners who are in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. The Big Ten honored a total of 780 student athletes, including 12 with perfect GPAs, four of which from MSU -- women's swimming and diving's Courtney Aycock, Rebecca Berman and Heidi Surdyk, and wrestling's Joe Johnson. A complete list of MSU's honorees are as follows:

MSU gymnastics team earns No. 6 seed in Athens Regional

The MSU women's gymnastics team has earned a spot in the NCAA Regional Championships for the 17th time in program history, according to a press release.

MSU gymnastics team earns No. 6 seed in Athens Regional

The MSU women's gymnastics team has earned a spot in the NCAA Regionals for the 17th time in program history, according to a press release.

Israeli author comes to MSU and discusses Israeli-Palestinian conflict

MSU students and staff joined David Grossman in a roundtable discussion about his work and life on March 22 at Wells Hall. Grossman is an Israeli author whose books have been translated into 30 different languages, and have won numerous awards, according to the MSU events calendar.

East Lansing to get more winter weather

Spring showers are expected to be in full effect this week, with a high chance of rain expected in the afternoon and possibly continuing into the evening.

MSU police report male masturbating in Wells Hall

MSU police are reporting an incident of indecent exposure which occurred on March 20 in Wells Hall.

MSU head coach Tom Izzo 'standing strong' after early tournament exit

Four days following MSU's stunning 90-81 loss to Middle Tennessee in the first round of the 2016 NCAA Tournament, MSU head basketball coach Tom Izzo held his end of the season press conference.

Only one MSU-affiliated person in Belgium, 35 miles away from attacks

Earlier on Tuesday, bombing attacks in Brussels, Belgium at its Zaventem airport and Maelbeek subway station killed 34 and injured a little under 200 as of 11 a.m. Tuesday. As Belgium, Europe and the United States respond to this latest act of terrorism, of which no group has claimed responsibility yet, concerns about the safety and security of family members and friends naturally abounds.

Students react to Congressional hearing about Flint Water Crisis

This past weekend Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder answered to a panel of congressional representatives regarding the Flint Water Crisis.

MSU has plenty of holes, but looks forward to a promising spring

As the weather in East Lansing gets warmer and MSU pro day has passed, Michigan State football fans have something new to look toward to.

Meet the MSU baseball 2017 recruits

Column: Religious beliefs should not interfere with medical standards of care

As a future physician, I want to make sure that every patient receives the best possible care, which means adhering to the standards established by the medical profession.

Column: Bernie Sanders has changed the discussion on the issue of education costs

Although Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) appears increasingly unlikely to become the Democratic presidential nominee for 2016, his advocacy surrounding college education costs in the U.S.

COLUMN: Deyonta Davis should hold off on NBA dreams at least one more year

With the MSU men's basketball team's season officially over it is time to watch one of the biggest stories of the offseason unfold: will freshman forward Deyonta Davis return for a second year under MSU coach Tom Izzo?

MSU commit Cassius Winston named the Hal Schram Mr. Basketball Award winner

Cassius Winston, a 2016 commit in MSU basketball's recruiting class, was named the 2016 Hal Schram Mr. Basketball Award winner on Monday, an award given annually by the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan, in conjunction with the Detroit Free Press.

How to stay private on social media

It's a fact of life that our personal information is floating around cyberspace, with basic facts like hometown, gender and alma mater freely available with a quick Google search. This is the tradeoff that's been accepted ever since online shopping and social media have come to dominate how we buy goods and keep in contact with people.  In the wake of recent concerns regarding phone privacy and the now widely known mass surveillance exposed by Edward Snowden, concerns about the security of personal data is becoming more pronounced, particularly information put on social media profiles.

MSU women's tennis downed by rival U-M in Big Ten opener

The MSU women's tennis team was defeated by No. 6 Michigan 5-2 on Saturday in East Lansing, according to a press release.

COLUMN: Anybody can fall victim to March and it is a mere setback for MSU

There is a particular notion about sports that I’ve come to vehemently believe in - chaos is king.

Anime and cosplay convention draws variety of fans

Anime and cosplay fans rejoiced at Shuto Con, an annual anime and cosplay convention held at the Lansing Center and Radisson Hotel in Lansing, MI.

Social media might make users shallow, study finds

A new study in the journal of Personality and Individual Differences tested the idea that excess use of social media and texting results in something known as increased shallowness.