Riding the bus can be horrifying, to say the least. Tricks and treats await you at every twist and turn of the route. In the spirit of Halloween, here are some of the most spook-tastic experiences with the Capital Area Transportation Authority.
I knew I wanted to be a reporter. And MSU is the best in the state for that. Though the Michigan Daily is quite the paper, it cannot compare to the rigor The State News treks its students through.
If it weren’t for the trademark arrogance and complacent recruiting tactics of the University of Michigan in the 1960s, I may very well be a Wolverine.
I didn't want the "superior" school and the "superior" school didn't want me.
Silence cannot be our answer to sexual assault.
Every year The State News and The Michigan Daily exchange dueling columns on the rivalry before the MSU vs. U-M football game.
The MSU and University of Michigan rivalry is arguably one of the biggest rivalries in sports, academics and anything else you can possibly imagine within the state of Michigan. There’s very little love lost between the fans and students of the two universities, causing a lot of bad blood.
Instead of wishing for what once was, I challenge you to pick up a piece of chalk and start drawing on your slate. Be the author of your own life and bring out what is truly within yourself. Don't fall into the trap of homesickness.
The Michigan State men's basketball team has several returning key players for the 2018-19 season, but there are still some questions being raised about the projected starting lineup.
I thought, as I’m sure many of you think, that a frat house would be dirty, I’d never get my mail correctly and I would be sleepless due to Travis Scott playing downstairs at all hours of the day.
If you’re still trying to figure out who you want to live with, which gets easier and easier every year, I — the elder senior — can help guide you on where you should live during your four years at Michigan State.
On Saturday afternoon, then-No. 20 Michigan State had an opportunity to prepare itself for the next two weeks against No. 11 Penn State and No. 15 Michigan.
When No. 20 MSU was leading 31-3 with 4:18 left in the third quarter Saturday against Central Michigan, it looked like the Spartans were going to finally blow out an opponent. And then the fourth quarter happened.
In their Big Ten season opener, the Spartans either could have regained momentum after the bye week and falling to Arizona State, or went back to their winning ways. They went with the former, beating Indiana, 35-21, at Memorial Stadium.
Youth has not proven to be an issue for the Spartans this season thus far. But now, Big Ten competition awaits, starting with a matchup with Iowa (8-3) on Friday. But if you asked the Spartans what their confidence level is heading into conference play, they would tell you it's through the roof.
Former Michigan State running back Le'Veon Bell has yet to play a game for the Pittsburg Steelers amidst an on-going contract dispute with the team.
A loss at Indiana to start off Big Ten play could be the beginning of a much different season than originally anticipated for MSU.
