After scoring first, No. 5-ranked MSU led the match for all but a minute and 30 seconds in what was another complete, 90-minute performance for head coach Jeff Hosler and the surging Spartans.
The 2024-25 Michigan State men’s and women’s basketball teams announced their conference schedules Thursday, completing their full schedule for the upcoming season.
The firm representing former board chair Rema Vassar says MSU hasn't reimbursed its legal fees despite agreeing to.
In the first episode of the new season, co-hosts Liz Nass and Claire Donohoe talk about the nuance of separating art from the artist as well as who is to "blame" for parasocial relationships.
Fast fashion brands, such as Shein and Temu, have skyrocketed in popularity over the last few years, thanks to social media. MSU students and professors explore why fast fashion is harmful to the environment, why it appeals to college students and some of the more sustainable practices to utilize instead.
An embattled member of MSU’s board asked administrators to secure favorable housing for the son of his boss, the then-chief of Lansing police.
Justin and Kristen Ishbia are making a $1.5 million donation to the MSU baseball program to support baseball facility upgrades and program development.
Coaching moves were quickly made. Players transferred in and out of the program. On the other side of its disastrous fall, MSU football emerged as a team with something to build on: a developmental head coach aligned with program values in Jonathan Smith, a young and talented quarterback in Aidan Chiles and a revamped culture.
In this episode, the hosts express their hopes for the future, discuss the Curious Book Shop story and the importance of DEI.
MSU men's soccer player Shion Soga knows his time on the pitch is limited. After college, he wants to coach soccer.
In just over two years, Johnson has made a name for herself at MSU and transformed the Spartans into a group with a different energy and set of expectations than that of years prior. Under Johnson, MSU's communication skills has made it a tough team to beat.
This episode sheds light on the interim positions in MSU's administration, as well as the inside scoop on the Survivor club, determined to recreate their favorite reality TV show, here at MSU.
The W.J. Beal Botanical Garden has committed itself to removing invasive species from the garden and around MSU's campus. In light of the Red Cedar River's tendency to flood and spread these invasive species, the Beal Garden has adopted a new invasive species policy to help them be better stewards of the environment.
"Don’t let (your intuition) trip you up. You’re not going crazy. And if you are, you’re going crazy with us, and it’s fun."
The Wharton Center for Performing Arts hosted an open rehearsal for their upcoming production "In Pieces" on Tuesday morning. The show is a product of the New Musical Laboratory, a collaboration between the Wharton Center and MSU's Department of Theater that allows students the opportunity to work with professional actors.
To start off the year, Sports Round Table discusses football prospects, soccer, gymnastics and more.
Though undefeated through three games, MSU's early-season struggles have come in the form of penalties and injuries.
Spartan football fans interested in MSU's matchup with No. 24 Boston College in primetime this Saturday may find difficulties. The game closing out MSU's non-conference schedule will be televised on ACC Network.
Reality TV dating shows, where contestants thrust their love-lives into the spotlight for a chance at a relationship (or fame), have become very popular with viewers. They provide easy entertainment, however, MSU students share how reality TV dating shows may be negatively affecting how people view real life relationships.
