International students are among those graduating in a few weeks, and for them, the decision between moving back home for work or staying in the U.S. is something they have to consider.
The Red Cedar River cleanup took place Sunday and volunteers retrieved a number of strange items.
For graduate student Amy Shelle, animals have always been a source of comfort.
Just one week after Providence won the NCAA championship, MSU hockey head coach took some time to look back on the Spartans season.
Today and tomorrow only, step right up and get your picture taken with the 2014 Rose Bowl Trophy and the 2015 Cotton Bowl Trophy.
The same collaborative team that created the "Farm Lane Walk Sign remix" has dropped a new mix on Youtube. Applied engineering sciences freshman Maalik Jones and his partner, Detroit resident, Elon Brown created their "CATA Bus Station" dubstep.
When Spring finally arrives on Michigan State’s campus, it gets everyone outside in the sun for the first time after a typical, harsh Michigan winter. The warm weather also brings a rise to the number of religious groups on campus.
We cloak our bodies in woven fibers of cotton and polyester each day we awake.
For the first time, the humans defeated the zombies in MSU's annual Spartans vs Zombies competition. We sent a reporter into the campus-wide battle.
Delton Williams was suspended indefinitely by head coach Mark Dantonio after being charged with flaunting a firearm on campus during a traffic incident on South Shaw Lane and Red Cedar Road on March 16. A month since his not guilty plea in East Lansing's 54-B District Court, the man who accused the running back of pointing a gun at him has asked MSU police to drop the charges on Williams. In a letter obtained by the Detroit Free Press, the man, 23-years-old, did research on Williams' past and discovered the tragedies he experienced during his upbringing in Erie, Pa., which led to speculation as to "why (Williams) would have a weapon." Williams, despite having a permit for the Smith and Wesson .40 caliber pistol, admitted to police that he raised the gun inside his car.
For the MSU softball team, this season has been one that hasn't had many bright spots. Freshman outfielder Lea Foerster has been one of those bright spots. Head coach Jacquie Joseph has noticed the improvement of Foester, and in a season where MSU has fallen to 16-29, including a 1-15 record in the conference. "I've been impressed with Lea since day one," she said.
Organized by NAISO, the Powwow of Life at MSU was the last university powwow before official tribal outdoor powwows begin in May.
On Friday night, students in the MSU Theatre Department production of Hair presented the finished product of their four months of preparation to an eager audience. Perhaps the most shocking— and most moving— moment of the show, which has a myriad of mature and controversial themes, occurred when the cast stripped down completely in an act of protest that closes out the first act.
The Official MSU Drag Show, one of the University Activities Board’s most popular events of the year, draws in more than 500 students of all backgrounds to create relationships and foster a sense of belonging.
“It’s crazy to do all of this by hand,”kc said Jon Howardkc, the manager of Flat Black and Circular, as he looked at a stack of over 500 unboxed records. “But it’s fun and people enjoy shopping for this kind of stuff. It’s a happy place to work.” am
In a bold display of defiance prompting the MSU police to post officers at the doors to the Hannah Administration building, the Graduate Employees Union staged a protest Friday morning before the Board of Trustees meeting.
By Troy Jefferson Tjefferson@statenews.com It was another tough luck loss for the softball team on Sunday afternoon. Minnesota (37-7 overall, 12-3 Big Ten) completed its sweep of MSU (16-29 overall, 1-15 Big Ten) at Secchia Stadium, defeating the Spartans, 9-4.
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This fall, MSU psychology students may recognize one of their professors campaigning for East Lansing City Council.
The city has discussed allowing MSU’s Department of Art, Art History, and Design to take control of administration and programming of the gallery, in order to save the city $14,500 annually on leasing the building.