In a rather tumultuous period of American politics as usual, exacerbated by the upcoming presidential primaries, one issue captures the attention of all students alike, the cost of tuition.
One student, in light of these extra fees, wonders why the college’s filtered water, in his experience, is prone to turning brown after a few hours of bottling.
Welcome to the live blog for the basketball game between No. 3 MSU and No. 24 Louisville. Follow along and participate below.
In light of the recent atrocities in Paris, Beirut, and Baghdad, many individuals of the Islamic community explore an interesting duality between feeling total remorse for the victims of these tragedies along with fearing how their fellow Americans will now perceive them.
The Academic Competition Club, better known as the Quiz Bowl Team, is making strides to compete with a greener roster than the group has ever had.
The goals for MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio and his Spartans have been clear all season long— reach higher.
The State News has compiled a list of just a few of the many activist groups that students looking to make a difference in the community can join.
Five MSU swimmers are looking to take a big step in their careers as they compete in this year's AT&T Winter National Championships in Federal Way, WA. The event is an opportunity for the best swimmers in the nation--from high school athletes to olympians--to showcase their talents and, hopefully, post a time fast enough to earn them a spot on the Olympic team. This competition is especially important for senior Ian Rodriguez, last year's Puerto Rico National Champion, who is looking to post a time in the 100m backstroke good enough to earn him a spot on the Puerto Rico Olympic team.
The No. 3 MSU basketball team (7-0) is off to a fast and busy start to its 2015-16 campaign and is currently in the midst of a stretch which, when it's all said and done, will include seven games in 15 days. What started as a 79-73 victory over Kansas on Nov. 17 in Chicago, was followed by a 92-46 victory against Arkansas-Pine Bluff and continued with a four-game week, where the Spartans finished a Wooden Legacy championship. But MSU's busy stretch doesn't stop there. The Spartans, after getting back from California at 6:30 a.m. Monday morning, will turn right back around and take on the No. 24 Louisville Cardinals (5-0) Wednesday at 7:15 p.m.
East Lansing City Council approved an ordinance to mandate the council meet three times a month, televise the meetings, and require candidates to make their campaign donors public.
East Lansing City Council unanimously approved a resolution declaring the city of East Lansing a welcoming community for Syrian refugees at the Tuesday meeting.
East Lansing City Council approved an ordinance purposed to deal with "dangerous buildings" at the Tuesday City Council meeting.
The fall semester is coming to a close and finals will be starting in a little over a week. MSU’s campus has a wave of grey approaching as students begin to stress and study. Here’s a list of upcoming events to help students survive finals week: Thursday, Dec.
Social media apps such as Facebook and Twitter have changed the way that society as we know it has communicated with one another.
When Brittany Galliers was a kid, she wanted to be chef. After several attempts at making meals and burning them, she realized culinary arts were not her calling.
Eight Spartans received all conference offensive recognition, four received First Team All Big Ten Honors, and two received individual awards Tuesday night during a special broadcast of the conferences all league selections and awards selections on BTN.
Two years ago, as a sophomore at West Virginia University, Eron Harris was about as talented a scorer as they come.
A resolution declaring the city of East Lansing a welcoming community for Syrian Refugees is on the East Lansing City Council's agenda for the Dec. 1 meeting.
Following the basketball team's 77-64 victory over Providence for the Wooden Legacy trophy, both Denzel Valentine and Deyonta Davis received Big Ten honors for their performances last week.
As Christmas is approaching fast, buying crochet or knitted products may seem like a great gift idea for a loved one with the cold weather approaching. Serenity Tyll, animal science sophomore has made an etsy store by selling homemade knit products on her website. She began knitting at a young age and decided to turn her talent into a profitable way to help pay for her education.