MSU Interfraternity Council announced a Students Give Back Concert will take place April 15 at The Summit Sports and Ice Complex in Dimondale, MI.
TEDxMSU 2016 is Wednesday, March 2 at the Wharton Center for the Performing Arts’ Cobb Great Hall. TEDxMSU begins at 6 p.m. and is immediately followed by Afterglow at 9:30 p.m.
The transition from being a top-scoring option at West Virginia his freshman year to finding a new role and purpose as a junior at MSU hasn't been easy for guard Eron Harris, but MSU head coach Tom Izzo said Harris has started to embrace a new role — defense.
The No. 6 MSU men's basketball team (22-5, 9-5 Big Ten) will get back to the hardwood Tuesday for the first of what will be two games in the span of 13 days versus the Ohio State Buckeyes (18-10, 10-5). Tipoff is scheduled for 9 p.m.
Los Angeles Lakers' forward Kobe Bryant has gone on the record to praise Banham for her accolades, which includes a 52-point performance at Breslin Center on Sunday.
The "ultimate tailgate location" will be coming to MSU at the beginning of the next fall semester in the form of a 180 square feet home.
MSU's Matt Costello is having a career year for the Spartans. In 27 games, the senior big man from Linwood, Mich. is averaging about 10 points and eight rebounds per game. But while he's helped the No. 6 Spartans to a 22-5 record this season, he's also become the goofiest basketball player in the country. It all started during a victory over Florida on Dec. 12.
The women's basketball team played Minnesota on Sunday and faced a historic performance against senior guard Rachel Banham. All throughout the game, her and MSU guard Aerial Powers were going back-and-forth to create two stellar performances.
The union, filled with students sporting black dresses and suits along with masquerade masks was a special place Saturday night for microbiology senior Jessica Plastow and criminal justice sophomore Kyle Engelhardt, who attends Schoolcraft college.
The people who ran up the stairs of Breslin Center for the Spartans Rebuilding Michigan’s Klimb for Kids event did more than get a good workout — they raised $2,000 to benefit cancer research and children afflicted with cancer.
Disease, pathogens, construction removals and other factors contribute to the downfall of about 300 trees on MSU’s campus every year, but a new program at has found a way to use these trees as a resource.
Election politics has its own jargon and assumptions. Among those, two of the best known terms are the idea of a “black” or “Latino” vote. These terms refer to the assumption that black Americans and Latino Americans, as a whole, vote along similar political issues and interests. Using these interests, political analysts will predict which political party or candidate has a better chance of being elected after gaining black or Latino voting support.
Through the Michigan State University Adolescent Program, or MSUAP, students can help children under the age of 18 stay out of the criminal justice system.
MSU women’s gymnastics hosted Big Ten opponent University of Illinois at Jenison Field House Friday. The meet was the team’s senior night and although the Spartans were edged by the Fighting Illini 196.300 to 195.575, the night was still special.
In the early morning hours of March 6, 2015, Ryah Kelly — a resident of Spartan Village in East Lansing — received a phone call from someone who claimed to be a friend of a friend who needed help with a drunk acquaintance.
Hover boards were banned earlier this semester in the residence halls for various reasons.
Trevon Pendleton’s absence leaves a hole the size of his blocks on MSU’s offense. But with East Lansing High School’s Reid Burton, a preferred walk-on who had multiple Division I offers, head coach Mark Dantonio might have his solution.
MSU has been a major part in combating the issues resulting from the Flint Water Crisis through a new nutrition program and the efforts of the College of Human Medicine. The MSU Board of Trustees discussed MSU's efforts at the most recent meeting on Friday, Feb. 19.
The conflicts in Syria have hit close to home for physiology junior Tasneem Sannah as she has family living in the country.
Outside a small stable in Charlotte, Mich., a high-pitched neigh rings through the air as animal science sophomore Hanna Menne’s horse, Fancy, warms up for practice. Menne, a barrel racer, practices four to five times a week in the two to three weeks before an event. This time around, the pair was getting ready for the Spartan Stampede. This would be their first time competing in the Spartan Stampede.