Students seek out cheaper alternatives to top brand names
When it comes to spreading their wallets, students may choose to buy off-brand of style products depending on their financial situation and interest in fashion.
When it comes to spreading their wallets, students may choose to buy off-brand of style products depending on their financial situation and interest in fashion.
International students express their cultures and their personalities through their fashion just as American-born students do, but they can also express a lack of their own culture for fear of being judged.
Michigan State Spartans posted a video to their Facebook page of the men's basketball team and head coach Tom Izzo celebrating after their upset win over Virginia.
Among the 35th annual Jazz Spectacular and the third annual Latin IS America Music Festival, which begins in mid-April, the 15th annual Cello Plus Chamber of Music Festival is coming up and will take place from April 6 to 12.
It's been an exciting year for the MSU Synchronized Skating Team, despite being a bumpy one.
This was the night and location that Bell's Brewery was releasing its popular seasonal beer Oberon. And Crunchy's was packed to the point that it had reached capacity. For many Michiganians, the release of Oberon is more significant than an additional option at the bar, it represents the coming of warmer times.
The Student Book Store is hosting a Grad Fair from March 23-25.
“Are you guys ready!?” a voice shouted into a microphone backstage.
Since seventh grade, arts and humanities senior and drummer John Nowak has been making music with arts and humanities senior and guitarist Isaac Berkowitz.
Hogwarts came to life this past Saturday night, as MSU hosted a Wizards Festival, or “Harry Potter night” at the International Center. The event was hosted by the University Activities Board, and had a large turnout.
When a quality college resume still wasn't enough to receive an invite to February's NFL combine in Indianapolis, that gave former MSU standout, Marcus Rush, a much needed edge during this past Wednesday's pro day. When he was forced to sit at home while his teammates strived to improved their draft stock inside Lucas Oil Stadium, that gave Rush a reason for NFL personnel to rethink their decision of leaving out the defensive end. Backing up why he started a program-record 53 games in his four years at East Lansing, Rush finished with a 4.68 40-yard dash, 24 bench reps and a 34-inch vertical leap. "It just gave me a chip on my shoulder," Rush said at the Duffy Daughtery Facility.
While MSU hockey (17-16-2, 11-7-2 Big Ten) didn’t accomplish all of its goals this season, it was still a step in the right direction.
MSU wrestler John Rizqallah concluded his career over the weekend while competing at the NCAA Championships. Senior, team captain 184-pounder Rizqallah lost in his first match to third-seeded Arizona State's Blake Stauffer 4-1.
“We’re not cutting the trees down. That’s the good news,” said Telewski, pointing to a pair of oak trees he planted from acorns he collected in Korea. “We do have to cut trees down sometimes but we try to minimize it as much as possible so we can maximize the campus arboretum.”
Starting out in the music industry isn’t easy for everyone and Aaron Pride, a fisheries and wildlife freshman, can back that statement up. Pride sat down with The State News to discuss why he picked his non-musical related major and what artists influence him the most in music.
According to an article published in 2009 in the Journal of Applied Psychology, there are 3.6 percent more injuries on the Monday following the daylight saving time switch than other days.
Shuto Con celebrates anime and video games by encouraging guests to dress like their favorite characters.
Yes, I do realize that it is the 21st century. However, after reading that we will be switching over to Microsoft Outlook, it seems that the university will forever live in the past and may never become unstuck in time. I was excited at first when I saw the headline.
As the writer of this essay, I can both sympathize this new ‘disease,’ while at the same time loathe it completely. The disease of which I speak is sweeping the nation in increasing numbers, almost reaching epidemic proportions: earbuds and headphones.