The vibrant paintings and richly textured drawings hanging in the Lookout! Art Gallery each representing a means of connection for two groups who otherwise rarely engage in any sort of meaningful dialogue, college students and michigan prison inmates.
Data reveals MSU to be similar compared to other Big Ten schools as far as student's perception of sexual assault or misconduct being an issue on their campus.
A new "world class beer bar" will be coming to downtown East Lansing. The bar will be called The Tin Can and will be located at 313 E.
Not many times is the goalie the most recognizable face of a hockey team, but when he is, it’s with great reason. Standing at six feet tall, and 184 pounds, the keeper of MSU’s blue paint Jake Hildebrand is not even the biggest goaltender in the Big Ten, let alone his own team.
With the first Democratic Party presidential debate quickly approaching, one of the biggest talking points around college campuses is Sen. Bernie Sanders' plan to provide free college tuition for all students attending public universities.
This does not represent every report taken by MSU police. For every incident's time and location, view MSU police's Clery Crime and Fire Log.
As the week begins, MSU’s Muslim community is preparing to celebrate their new year — Muharram which will begin this Tuesday, Oct.
Through Tuesday, Oct. 13 and Friday, Oct. 23 one of the southbound lanes on Harrison Road will be closed between Kalamazoo Street and Shaw Lane.
Recently, the cupcake challenge has taken over the MSU Snapchat story. The goal is to eat a whole cupcake in one bite and without using hands. The State News asked students to try out the challenge and see if they could be successful.
Incidents of racism have been prone to the U.S. for years now, but particularly on college campuses this has been an issue as well. Baltimore by Kristen Greenidge is a thought-provoking play that deals with the issue of racism on a college campus. The name of the play comes from a poem written by Countee Cullen called Incident, which discusses Baltimore in the context of racism. The play follows college freshmen, as they have to take on the issue of blatant racism after a racial drawing is written on someone’s whiteboard. Kristy Allen is a first year MFA candidate and portrays Dean Hernandez in the play spoke with the State News about why the play is important. “Regardless of what people feel like about the incident that is portrayed in the play, it leaves the audience with at least the idea that they should be able to have a conversation about race,” Allen said.
"Hey hey, ho ho, Columbus Day has got to go," a group of people shouted while marching to end Columbus Day and show students the better alternative to represent our campus and country. On Oct.
The Center for Gender in Global Context at MSU is hosting a free film screening this Tuesday, Oct. 13 which tries to illustrate what it means to be a man in America.
When No. 4-ranked MSU (6-0 overall, 2-0 Big Ten) travels to Ann Arbor to take on No. 18-ranked Michigan (5-1 overall, 2-0 Big Ten) it will be the second time this season the Spartans play on ESPN's Gameday. The Spartans second game of the season against Oregon saw Gameday come to East Lansing. This will be the third time MSU and U-M square off on Gameday.
MSU’s open mic night offers students a chance to showcase their talents in front of an audience of their peers.
The yearly Izzone campout is one of the few true bonding events where athletes get to engage with the fans. For men's basketball head coach Tom Izzo, this tradition means a lot for making life-long memories.
For over 20 years, MSU has hosted the Head of the Grand Regatta, a collegiate and high school rowing meet.
A cappella fans were treated to a special concert last Friday and Saturday. The fifteenth annual Accapalooza was held at the Hannah Community Center and featured seven of MSU’s collegiate a cappella groups.
2015 marks the 25th anniversary of Germany’s reunification after the country’s division into the democratic west and communist east after World War II.
There are five Engagement Centers in Brody, The Union, McDonel Hall, Hubbard Hall, and Holden Hall.
The Hammocking Club really likes to hang out. But with MSU’s recent ban on hammocking on campus, hanging out has been a little more challenging than usual.