FOOTBALL
In-game thoughts: MSU with a narrow lead against Miami after back-and-forth first half
Michigan State leads Miami 10-7 at the half.
FOOTBALL
Spartan faithful taking advantage of rare trip to sunny Florida
Michigan State fans flocked to South Florida to watch their team in a unique environment.
FOOTBALL
Know Thy Enemy: Miami looking to shake sluggish start against Michigan State
This week, The State News' Jared Ramsey spoke with The Miami Hurricane Football writer Luke Chaney to break down Saturday's matchup between the Spartans and the Hurricanes.
MEN'S SOCCER
Preview: Michigan State men's soccer opens Big Ten campaign at Wisconsin
Michigan State men's soccer is set to faceoff against Wisconsin at 8:30 p.m. tonight to open the Big Ten season.
MSU
Bubbling with enthusiasm: UAB hosts Knockerball event
University Activities Board hosted a free Knockerball event for students on Sept. 16.
MSU
Noteworthy alumni, a Nobel Prize recipient to speak to 2020 graduates
The ceremonies will be held at the Breslin Student Events Center and will be livestreamed this weekend.
FOOTBALL
Preview: Michigan State preps for biggest test yet versus Miami
Michigan State is looking to brave the heat and become 3-0 as they prepare for their matchup against Miami.
MICHIGAN
Comedy for a Cause: Comedian performs for people experiencing homelessness
“It’s what comedy is for,” comedian Elvis Mujić said. “Levity, which is alleviating pain, and giving them joy, and who better to do that with than people who are near death, every day.”
MEN'S SOCCER
Know Thy Enemy: Spartans head to Badger territory for Big Ten soccer opener
This week, The State News' men's soccer reporter Sara Tidwell spoke with Ryan Calvert of The Badger Herald ahead of the Spartans' matchup with the Badgers.
VOLLEYBALL
MSU volleyball to host Green and White Volleyball Classic
Michigan State volleyball is set to return to the court for the first time since Sept. 4.
MICHIGAN
2nd State Rep. stripped from committees in 24 hours
State Rep. Jewell Jones, D-Inkster, was arraigned on Wednesday on additional charges of attempting to escape custody and bringing a weapon into county jail. Both are felonies that could result in five- and four-year sentences, respectively.
MSU
Residential and Hospitality Services staff spread thin as students return to campus
The number of students living in residence halls jumped from 3,000 to 15,000 from the 2020-21 school year to the 2021-22 school year and RHS staff is struggling to keep up.
FOOTBALL
Personal Accountability and Trust: the driving forces of MSU's early-season success
One of the main focuses this offseason for the coaching staff was to instill confidence in the players, making sure that the team holds one another accountable and is willing to be coached.
MSU
MSU to no longer inform professors of all positive COVID-19 cases in the classroom
Critics of the new policy have been quick to point out that while the vaccine and mask policies are important, they likely don't cover all the bases.
MICHIGAN
GOP State Rep. removed from committees after domestic abuse allegation
“I will always prioritize the safety of state legislators and those who are serving their community at the state Capitol,” Speaker of the House Jason Wentworth, R-Farwell, said in a statement. “Once I learned of this situation, I took immediate action.”
MICHIGAN
'We're not easy targets anymore': Caregivers rally at the Capitol
Cannabis caregivers and growers gathered at the state Capitol Wednesday to express their discontent with the newly proposed bill that would change the standing, voter-approved legislation.
MSU
Sister Survivors testify against FBI at Senate hearing
Sister Survivors and gymnasts Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, McKayla Maroney and Maggie Nichols share experiences with FBI failures to the Senate Judiciary Committee in relation to Nassar investigation.
MICHIGAN
Not your average politician: a look into Jessy Gregg
When Aaron Stephens filled the role as mayor of East Lansing in July 2020, he asked Gregg to be his Mayor Pro Tem. A position she accepted so long as Stephens promised her he would not quit. So, when Stephens resigned from office almost exactly a year after assuming the position, Gregg said she was struck with stress as she was shoved into the role of mayor.
MSU
MSU 2030 strategic plan aims to bring student, faculty success across next decade
The plan development began on Jan. 6, 2020, and involved co-chairs Vennie Gore and Joseph Salem and an 18-person committee comprising administrators, faculty, staff and students.
MICHIGAN
Pure Options: A local gem in a growing industry
Searching for top-tier cannabis? Look no further: with the opening of Pure Options in Frandor, premier cannabis is only a quick, five-minute ride from campus.