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Bleed green and white through and through? How much do you know about Spartan athletics?

MSU advertising professors sound off on Super Bowl commercials

While most were watching the big game Sunday night, some MSU advertising professors spent their evening rating Super Bowl commercials on a five point scale with electronic clickers. 

Meet The Men's Basketball Seniors

Chinese student organization celebrates the beginning of a new year

While most MSU students piled into dorm rooms to watch the Super Bowl, many Chinese international students spent Sunday night taking part in a beloved tradition.

MSU journalism professor publishes adult coloring book

Gude said he first got the idea to create his coloring book when he noticed the increase in coloring book culture.

MSU women's tennis looks to sharpen its play in 2016

MSU women's tennis teams has showed a high level of competitiveness early in the 2016 season.

E.L. with long history of outdoor ice rinks remembered by former residents

The saying “everything that is old is new again” is true for the City of East Lansing. On Feb.

Local phone scams claim to be from Sheriff's Office

Ingham County Sheriff Gene L. Wriggelsworth is warning East Lansing residents and MSU students of another phone scam in which the caller states they are from the Sheriff's Office, according to a press release.

Armed robbery reported in Chandler Crossings

MSU Police is reporting an armed robbery in Chandler Crossings Apartments which occurred at 6:50 p.m., according to an MSU alert sent out Sunday night.

MSU professor's bean research has impact across world

Soft-spoken with a reserved Irish accent, James Kelly, a university distinguished professor of advanced plant breeding in the Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at MSU, has dedicated nearly 40 years of his life to the breeding and genetics of a crop he considers especially valuable: dry edible beans.

MSU basketball seniors shine one last time against rival Wolverines

Moments before the No. 10 MSU Spartans (20-4, 7-4 Big Ten) took the court in their 89-73 victory against the University of Michigan Wolverines (17-7, 7-4) Saturday at the Crisler Center, that’s when it hit MSU senior forward Matt Costello.

Chinese students celebrate Year of the Monkey in East Lansing

This year, the Chinese New Year begins on Feb. 8 and is a celebration similar to Christmas in America. The new year celebrations last for about 15 days and will finish with the Lantern Festival.

Bryn Forbes reflects on path from Cleveland State to MSU star guard

Bryn Forbes started his college basketball play at Cleveland State University before transferring to MSU, but he is also a father.

Hockey season plagued with mixed performances

The Spartans celebrated as if they they had won an NCAA title, piling on top of each other on the boards adjacent to the Spartan bench. But they still had won a trophy: a 50-pound metal trophy called The Iron D. MSU laid claim to the newly inaugurated trophy in the hotly contested Duel in the D matchup. That harrowing effort was followed up with a 4-1 loss at the hands of U-M on Saturday. The Iron D might be the only trophy the MSU hockey team will have to show for their losing season.

Club sports allow students to continue chasing their passions for athletics

Collegiate club sports might lack large crowds of people paying larger amounts of money, opportunities for a shot at athletic scholarships and the sense of fame or status that might come with being a Division I college athlete, but one thing club sports found across the campus of MSU don’t lack are athletes with passion for the game.

Report strives to increase diversity in James Madison College

Activist groups have been raising awareness about racial issues across the nation and on MSU’s campus. The most recent expression of this racial ire focuses on MSU’s James Madison College.

MSU greek life makes an effort to help Flint

Flint’s water crisis has caught national attention, and despite being miles away, many students have stepped up to help however they can. Specifically, some chapters within MSU’s greek life have been making an effort to help by starting GoFundMe pages to raise money, holding other fundraisers or by donating cases of bottled water.

Catholic charity in Lansing welcomes hundreds of refugees

Refugees seeking the help of the refugee services at St. Vincent Catholic Charities in Lansing are greeted with a hot meal, found housing, enrolled in school, helped grocery shop and screened for medical issues.

MSU's Theater2Film program allows students hands-on movie-making experience

Half asleep on a couch, eating popcorn or maybe even a bit of snuggling with a significant other. Whatever the circumstances are, one thing about movie watching remains consistent: at the end of the last scene of any movie ever made comes the credits.

MSU falls to U-M after winning 'Duel in the D' Friday night

In a back-to-back weekend series, a loss the first night usually equals an all out effort to win the next night. And after a much needed 3-2 overtime thriller victory over rival University of Michigan (17-4-4), MSU hockey fell victim to the Wolverines wrath and lost 4-1 at home. .