With 10 seconds left on the clock, I packed up my laptop charger and put away all of my belongings except for my laptop. What happened next is still hard to believe.
After MSU's last second victory over U-M Saturday night, Cedar Village, a sight of many post-game celebrations erupted in cheers. From MSU's fight song, profanity-laden chants against U-M and Jim Harbaugh, a couch fire and the return of the bagels, Cedar Village was laden in a celebratory atmosphere. MSU police and the East Lansing Police Department stayed off to the sidelines until the end, when the crowd started throwing bagels in the middle of the road, quickly dispersing the group. Look below for a Storify of some of Cedar Village's best moments Saturday night.
The No. 7 MSU football team defeated the No. 12 Michigan Wolverines, 27-23, Saturday off a miraculous special teams mishap where U-M fumbled the a punt snap and sophomore defensive back Jalen Watts-Jackson returned the fumble for a TD as time expired.
Check out these tailgate photos from No. 7 MSU vs. No. 12 U-M game.
Welcome to the live coverage feed for No. 7-ranked MSU vs. No. 12-ranked Michigan.
Jim Harbaugh and “Mike D’Antoni” signs reined high above the ESPN College GameDay fans gathered at the University of Michigan Diag.
There are currently 1,500 East Lansing residents without power.
Here are the police incidents for Oct. 16 after speaking with MSU police Sgt. Paul Kuchek.
When news broke that journalism professor and community activist Bonnie Bucqueroux passed away, students and colleagues were stunned.
It was 1953, and MSU, which went by the name of Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science, was formally welcomed to participate in Big Ten athletics.
Watch our football reporters give their predictions for this weekend's rivalry game.
Ann Arbor is expected to be the center stage of this weekend in college football, especially since ESPN’s College GameDay will be setting up shop just outside Michigan Stadium.
Making video games is a dream for some gamers out there, but for some students it is a reality. Spartasoft is a game development organization, which focuses on preparing undergraduate students for the game design and development minor. This organization is not limited to people interested in the minor — anyone who has a passion for learning about how to create their own video games can join. “I think the biggest thing that (people) should know about Spartasoft, is that they don’t need to have any skills in game development to join," media and information senior Connor Kurtz said. "You just need to want to make games, and we’ll teach you from the ground up." Kurtz has been involved with Spartasoft since his freshman year and is currently serving as the president of the organization. Spartasoft was established at MSU in 2001 and has grown significantly since then. During weekly meetings, the E-board along with some advanced members help the new members get adjusted to the game design software. Each week, members will learn about the different components when it comes to game design.
Hello Spartans, here are your top stories for the week. It’s rivalry week here at MSU, and the Spartans are preparing for a great matchup against the Wolverines.
The Spartans came into Wednesday’s matchup with Maryland with an 11-6 record, and a .500 record in conference play.
Check out this interactive to learn about MSU vs. University of Michigan football games of the past.
Here are the police incident reports for Oct. 14 after meeting with MSU police Sgt. Danial Munford and Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor.
Former President Bill Clinton will be on campus Thursday November 18th at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center.
Apparently other landmarks on campus aside from the Sparty statue need to be guarded during rivalry week. The Magic Johnson statue located outside the Jack Breslin Student Events Center was vandalized last night. A yellow ‘M’ was painted on the chest, and “Beat State” written on the base of the statue. Infrastructure Planning and Facilities cleaned the paint off the statue around 10:45 a.m, according to Tweets. Social media users have also reported the steps of the MSU Union were also vandalized with the phrase "Go Blue." Stay with statenews.com for more updates.
Joseph Charney, a research meteorologist for the U.S. Forest Service and employee on MSU's campus, is passionate about the weather.