MSU says no ICE activity on campus
Unverified posts about possible enforcement actions spread across local forums and group chats throughout the day. None of those reports included confirmed arrests or documented activity on university property.
Slow Food MSU returns to campus after hiatus
After a hiatus, MSU’s chapter of Slow Food, an organization designed to promote good, clean, and fair food, has finally returned to campus.
Four bills passed and current campus issues addressed at ASMSU meeting
Four bills were passed with unanimous approval, two presentations were made by the Vice President of Student Affairs and the Provost, and one student government came together to address on-campus issues concerning the student body at the ASMSU General Assembly meeting on October 9th.
Paranormal specialists have a presence in Lansing
When it comes to all things paranormal, like ghosts, spirits and haunted buildings, Halloween-time is usually what people are reminded of. But for Beth Rodriguez and Ben Strongwolf Rodriguez, the co-founders of Ghost Contact Paranormal, a paranormal investigations team based in Lansing, and John and Jenifer Harris, co-owners of Voodoo's World of Oddtiques and Otherside Paranormal & Mortuary Science Museum, the paranormal isn't just limited to the fall.
CORES & CAMS groups face university funding cuts amid new mission statement requirements
University funding for CORES & CAMS groups has been cut, and they are now required to revise their mission statements to meet university-approved standards to retain their status as Registered Student Organizations.
Spartan offensive line struggles has restricted MSU football from being its best
In the sport of football, the offensive line holds some of the most important duties on the field: protecting the quarterback and opening gaps for the running backs. This season, Michigan State football and its offensive line has struggled in fulfilling these important duties. Now facing a statistically weak defense in UCLA, the Spartans try to fix their movement struggles.
‘Beauty and the Beast’ national tour performs at Wharton
Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" is set to perform at Wharton Oct. 14-19
Pro-Palestinian students honor lives lost during two year anniversary of war in Gaza
The event was organized by Students for Justice in Palestine and the Hurriya Coalition, a group of student organizations formed after Oct. 7, 2023, calling for MSU to divest over $230,000 from the state of Israel.
Crime Blotter: Burglary, Weapons Offense, and Stalking Reported Last Week
Multiple cases of stalking, burglary, and a weapons offense were reported last week, as well as 14 cases of larceny.
Students, community members experience ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ in concert
MSU students and community members attended “Avatar: The Last Airbender in Concert" on Oct. 7 at Great Cobb Hall.
A day on bus 31: navigating the controversy of CATA at MSU
An insight into what a day on an MSU CATA bus looks like, while exploring the positive and negative experiences students and bus drivers have with the bus system on campus.
Jewish students hold vigil at The Rock for two year anniversary of Hamas attack
Students repainted The Rock in blue and white with the slogan “Bring them home now!” and a recreation of the Israeli flag. Organizers handed out LED candles, yellow ribbon pins and Israeli flags ahead of a community prayer for the Israeli Defense Forces and for the safe return of the hostages in Gaza.
MSU's "Civil Rights Dashboard" gives glimpse into harassment investigation timeliness
Michigan State University released a public-facing dashboard containing insights on how quickly the university process reports of sexual harassment, what type of conduct is reported most frequently and the status of open cases. University officials say the increasing public oversight reflects MSU's commitment to speeding up processing timelines.
REVIEW: 'The Life of a Showgirl' disappoints listeners, depicts reality of stardom
Taylor Swift's latest album "The Life of a Showgirl" leaves listeners disappointed.
MSU Surplus Store kicks off Sustainability Month with Fall Fest
Surplus Store offers pumpkin carving, crafts and more with a Fall Fest.
Special teams, offensive struggles limit MSU football in 38-27 loss to Nebraska
In a back and forth game between the Michigan State Spartans and the Nebraska Cornhuskers, special team blunders and offensive struggles helped Nebraska push past the Spartans 38-27.
First Holden Hall Residents Return for 58 Year Reunion
The first MSU students to reside in Holden Hall returned to visit their original dorm hall for its 58th anniversary. The members of the group attended Michigan State from the late 60s to early 70s and have managed to stay friends for that entire time, thanks to strong brotherhood and a reliable network of people willing to show up.
DaBaby to perform at Grewal Hall
Rapper DaBaby is set to perform at Grewal Hall with back-to-back shows on Oct. 11.
Spartans gear up for test against Nebraska’s rising star quarterback
In the sea of red where the sold out Nebraska football crowd promises stimulating energy, the Spartans take on a sophomore quarterback by the name of Dylan Raiola, a confident and NFL-caliber player that could give MSU some fits defensively. To stop Raiola and his Cornhusker squad, the Spartans must play better defense, which means tackle, generate pressure, communicate, cover, play attack coverage, win one-on-one’s and have success in the small details..