LIFE
Students discuss the heroic portrayal of women of color in 'Knives Out'
“Glass Onion” and “Knives Out” have one thing in common: students attest they're both triumphs for women of color.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
MSU women’s basketball defends well, but not well enough to stop Czinano, No. 10 Iowa
The Spartans did enough to force a poor shooting night from Iowa's star Caitlin Clark, but 22 points in 22 minutes down low from Monika Czinano did the trick for the Hawkeyes.
MICHIGAN
What does Michigan's minimum wage increase really mean for workers?
The start of the new year marked an increase in the statewide minimum wage, moving from $9.87 per hour to $10.10 per hour. In February, a Michigan Court of Appeals will hold a hearing in which it will rule on whether there should be another increase to the minimum wage.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Foul disparities hinder MSU women's basketball in Iowa loss
The Spartans had three players foul out Wednesday night, including Taiyier Parks, who played just 11 minutes.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Preview: Michigan State men's basketball prepares for 'rock fight' versus Rutgers
Michigan State men's basketball is looking to bounce back from back-to-back losses as the team welcomes the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to the Breslin Center Thursday.
MSU
'The right time is now': Woodruff delivers state of university address
She focused on expansions and improvements to MSU’s Title IX office and RVSM policy, the stability of the university's finances, continued commitments to sustainability and MSU’s statewide expansion into what she calls “Michigan’s State University.”
MSU
ASMSU hopes to keep momentum in spring semester
“We actually left off in a really good place," ASMSU public relations manager Brandi Stover said. “I think we everybody here is really dedicated to continuing to move our advocacy forward.”
LIFE
'Nepo Babies' spark debate over denial and privilege
Social media users rushed to uncover the industry connections of more "nepotism babies" – or children of already successful parents. Much of the fascination stems from debate over whether they deserve their success or not.
LIFE
Over 200 student organizations showcase their passions at 2023 Springticipation
From building drones to learning how to salsa, if you're an MSU student with an interest, there's probably a club for it.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Izzo discusses narrow loss to Purdue, Hall's injury status and matchup with Rutgers
Head Coach Tom Izzo met with the media to discuss the loss to Purdue and the upcoming game against the Scarlet Knights on Thursday.
MSU
'The legislative arm of Michigan State University': Dennis Denno begins trustee term
Researcher Dennis Denno won his seat on the MSU Board of Trustees in the 2022 midterm election. He said it's the only position he ever wanted to run for.
LIFE
A book for every month: 12 Spartan book recommendations for 2023
Students and staff recommended a variety of books for reading outside of your comfort zone, self-improvement, learning and contributing to a New Year’s goal.
MICHIGAN
Kimchi Box: East Lansing's first fast Casual Korean restaurant
Joining the ranks of downtown East Lansing's restaurants is Kimchi Box, which serves Korean food with a fast-casual twist. The chain restaurant was first started by an MSU alumnus.
LIFE
'We only have ourselves': Students talk self-improvement culture during self-love month
January is self-love month. In the same time of year where some declare a slew of self-improvement New Year's resolutions, others emphasize the important of self-love and acceptance.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
FINAL: Michigan State men's basketball falls short of comeback, suffers one point loss to No. 3 Purdue
Despite 30 points from Tyson Walker, the Spartans were unable to get past the No. Boilermakers, suffering a heartbreaking loss at the buzzer.
MSU
MLK Commemorative March sparks conversations on history and inclusion
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day Commemorative March brought both students and faculty to the Beaumont Tower to discuss inclusion on campus, the meaning of the holiday and the future of MSU.
LIFE
Drag queens on the importance of sharing their art with East Lansing
“College is made up of a bunch of different people,” Caj Monet said. “There are all these different genders who need representation and a place to feel like you're not living in a straight world.”
LIFE
MSU Jazz Orchestra performs annual MLK concert, commemorating Dr. King's Legacy
The concert, which sold out, aimed to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a part of Michigan State University’s 43rd annual MLK celebration. The theme of the concert was ‘Jazz: Spirituals, Prayer and Protest,’ a concept that was delivered by the musicians and vocalists through music and speech.
ICE HOCKEY
Michigan State hockey snaps five-game skid, proves resilience again
Michigan State’s resilience earned the Spartans their first overtime win of the season and first win since Dec. 9
MSU
Female swimmers, MSU reach settlement, ending Title IX legal battle
“Our settlement today, while so worthy of celebration, was bittersweet,” plaintiff Elise Turk said in a statement. “Even though our team will not be making a return in the near future, it’s gratifying to know that Michigan State University will be evaluated and held accountable for any future mistreatment of their female athletes.”