FOOTBALL
Spartans look to impress NFL scouts at MSU's pro day
With the NFL draft fast approaching it is time for Spartans who are looking to go pro to show their ability.
BASKETBALL
'Win the weekend'
The streak continues for Izzo: it's the Spartans' 18th consecutive NCAA tourney appearance. But he isn't looking past MSU's games this weekend. The first being Friday's matchup with Georgia.
FEATURES
Good Eats: Finger-lickin' good barbecue in the Lansing area
Conveniently located in both Lansing and Okemos, BackYard BarBQ is a family-owned business that’s been around for nearly 20 years.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing City Hall to soon see increased security
East Lansing City Hall will soon undergo building updates to improve security. Construction to the building that currently houses East Lansing City Hall, the East Lansing Police Department and the East Lansing 54-B District Court will begin this May. The improvements scheduled for completion in September include a metal detector and singular entry and exit points for visitors.
SOFTBALL
MSU softball sets its eyes on Big Ten competition
The softball team concluded the non conference portion of its schedule last week and are setting their eyes on Big Ten competition.
NEWS
New natural grocery store in Trowbridge Plaza promises fresh food, jobs for students
Fresh Thyme Farmers Market, a new natural products grocery store in the style of Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s, will open this year in the renovated Trowbridge Plaza, bringing new jobs and fresh food close to MSU's campus.
MSU
UPDATE: Campus gas leak has been repaired
UPDATE: The gas line responsible for the natural gas leak Wednesday afternoon at the Cyclotron construction site has been repaired and normal operations in the surrounding area have resumed, according to an MSU Alert released shortly after midnight Thursday.
BASEBALL
Baseball beginning to play games in the midwest again
The men's baseball team just returned from a key eight game stretch in the season, the team played eight games in 11 days over spring break. Before heading down south for this trip sophomore pitcher Cam Vieaux spoke of how important it would be being a team from the north to get some consistent play and to get adjusted to playing outside. "We haven't really gotten outside much, it's tough going and playing against te
BASKETBALL
Travis trice has turned season around after benching
Benching senior guard Travis Trice in favor of freshman guard Lourawls "Tum Tum" Nairn against Ohio State on Feb.
BASKETBALL
A preview of potential opponents for MSU basketball this weekend
Georgia (21-11, 11-7 SEC) Georgia’s most impressive performance of the year came in a close 72-68 home loss to No.
FEATURES
Department of Theatre's 'Hair' cast relates play to current social issues
For students performing in the theatre department’s upcoming production of Hair, the impact of the show goes far beyond the lines they speak onstage.
FEATURES
Sorority to raise funds for abuse prevention
Every semester, the sisters of Sigma Delta Tau choose one of their three national philanthropies to raise money for during their “Eat Late” fundraiser.
MICHIGAN
Alternatives spring breaks prove popular among students
Some students wish to use their spring break as an opportunity to learn about social issues and give back to communities in need.
MSU
Sounds of South Appalachia ring out in Snyder Hall
Chris Scales initially started the open jam session in Snyder Hall five years ago after a collaboration between the Community Music School and the Residential College in Arts and Humanities formed.
MSU
Red Cedar River narrowly avoids flood
Just last May, the river crested its banks at 7.33 feet, flooding much of the DeMartin Soccer Stadium and only portions of the McClane Baseball Stadium and the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden. The year before, it was half a foot higher, rendering parts of the river trail totally impassable.
COMMENTARY
NCAA would be making mistake by paying athletes
A recent hot button topic across collegiate athletics is the compensation of student athletes for play and the use of their likeness.
MSU
Ten years later, no signs of stopping
Lou Anna K. Simon took over the reins as MSU's 20th and first female president in 2005. Simon, whose tenure has been marked with initiatives and an overhaul of many of the residence and dining halls, is still going strong.
NEWS
Gas line ruptures at Cyclotron construction site
The Veterinary Medical Center was evacuated Wednesday afternoon for a gas leak. MSU police have blocked off Wilson Road near Bogue Street while the fire department investigates. An MSU alert said the Cyclotron was the only building evacuated, conflicted with reports on the ground, but students are being told to "avoid the area." WLNS reported that traffic was being diverted from a half-mile radius, but that has not been confirmed. Stay tuned for more information.
SPORTS
Spartan gymnasts receive conference honors, despite season of injuries
The girl's gymnastics team earned some recognition in the conference after a solid season of play despite battling injuries throughout the year.
MSU
Under proposed policy, students accused of academic dishonesty can have citation removed upon graduation
Acting with the desire to help both professors and students, the Faculty Senate endorsed changes to the Integrity of Scholarship and Grades policy on Tuesday afternoon.