WOMEN'S SOCCER
Michigan State women's soccer lights up Dartmouth, moves to four wins on the season
MSU women's soccer rolled through Dartmouth to continue its undefeated start to the season.
MEN'S SOCCER
'You've gotta make a couple plays and they made one early on': Western shuts down MSU 1-0 at home
Michigan State fell 1-0 to Western Michigan Thursday night, dropping MSU to 1-2 on the season.
MSU
MSU Tech store, students give tips for buying your first college laptop
While some students have loyalties to brands, MSU Tech Store employee Justin Bowmer says the decision between Apple’s Mac products and Dell products depends on the student’s major and personal preference.
MSU
ASMSU holds first GA meeting for 2022 fall semester
Associated Students of Michigan State University held its first general assembly of the fall semester on Sept. 1. Three consent business bills were passed, including one to officially recognize September as National Suicide Prevention Month.
MICHIGAN
The ultimate cost of the war in Ukraine: “It’s never just about that one place,” U.S Rep. Elissa Slotkin speaks out
U.S Rep. Elissa Slotkin discusses the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on democracy and the importance of military, financial and humanitarian support for Ukraine from Americans.
MSU
Supportive resources available following on-campus assault
MSU Department of Police and Public Safety was contacted about a possible assault in a campus parking lot near 1855 Place on Tuesday, Aug. 30. On-campus resources are available for students following the crime, which was classified as a simple assault and battery.
LIFE
Meet the Broad Staff: Exploring the museum's vision for a creative community
Assistant Director of Development Sandra Brown wants the museum to be a vibrant hub for social interaction. “That's the great thing about art,” Brown said. “It transcends boundaries."
MICHIGAN
Abortion rights ballot proposal headed to Michigan Supreme Court after deadlock
The proposal would guarantee the right to have an abortion in the state, replacing a 1931 ban on abortions currently on the books.
FOOTBALL
2022 State News Gambling Guide: Week 1
The first edition of the 2022 State News Gambling Guide is here with two new participants.
LIFE
First day fears: The common mistake of entering the wrong classroom
The lucky ones might be able to leave before anyone notices they’re in the wrong room. Others are subject to watching everyone turn their head to the back of the room and take in their mistake.
LIFE
International students share mixed experiences, challenges during first years at MSU
International students, much like in-state and in-country students, have to adjust to college life as well, all while living in a new country.
MICHIGAN
MSUFCU debit card blocking glitch resolved
Although some debit cards were working, some transactions were blocked starting around noon Tuesday. The glitch was fixed around 5 p.m.
LIFE
Sparticipation 2022 highlights: Students take a look at what MSU has to offer
Bug club, a student-made Iron Man and a ski club that doesn't typically ski: Sparticipation had it all.
SPORTS
IM Sports: What's available, how to play
Want to have fun with friends? You can do that. Want to relive the glory days in basketball? You can do that? Just need to blow some steam? You can do that too!
MSU
Record number of freshman move to campus
"To each and every one of the students who are coming in and to their families as well, welcome to Michigan State University, we are so glad you’re here," President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said.
LIFE
The Wharton Center's welcome event features Charlie Burg and MSU performers
Wharton Welcomes will have live music for everyone on Sept. 1, at 5 p.m, with performances from former Spartan Charlie Burg and MSU groups like the Accafellas.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing to host late-night local business expo: 'Moonlight ExtravaGRANDza'
Monday's late-night event will showcase East Lansing's local businesses to new and returning MSU students as part of welcome week.
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ASMSU announces new health and safety programs during summer session
ASMSU held its first general assembly meeting virtually on Aug. 25, announcing new health and safety updates including brighter LED lights and free menstrual products around campus.
LIFE
Can feces be used as a renewable resource? MSU professor's new film has the answers
Journalism professor Troy Hale's new environmental documentary delivers a comedic look at the ways we can use feces as a renewable resource.
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MSU gears up for The Spartan Spectacular's annual Sparticipation
The Spartan Spectacular's annual Sparticipation event will be held on Aug. 30 from 4-8 p.m.