I still remember the discouragement I felt as my high school counselor tried to sway me to not attend college. That following year I graduated high school with honors, later embarking on a journey to MSU's prestigious residential college of public affairs called James Madison.
Basketball beat writer Casey Harrison and newsroom personality Stephen Olschanski discuss MSU basketball's win over Michigan and the upcoming games for the Spartans.
I was surprised to read Mr. Santavicca’s letter to the editor Jan. 24 regarding the revisions of MSU’s sexual assault policy and adjudication procedures and learn that ASMSU believes MSU’s efforts to “prevent and adjudicate allegations of sexual assault” have not served the campus community and that ASMSU believes MSU has not improved in these areas.
Basketball beat writer Casey Harrison and newsroom personality Stephen Olschanski talk Izzo and the "fan base" incident, Coach K's iron fist and MSU's must-win game against Michigan.
A common refrain that has been heard post election is that news organizations did not know the average American voter, and it’s true.
Basketball beat writer Casey Harrison and newsroom personality Stephen Olschanski welcome long-time guest basketball beat writer Connor Clark back to the show to discuss MSU basketball's sad state of affairs.
As a student, it infuriates me to see that my beloved institution continuously fails to address its desperate need for improvement when it comes to handling sexual assault. As the undergraduate student body president, it saddens me more to know my peers and constituents have lost trust in our system at MSU that made a commitment to improve the awareness for, and around, human safety and security of sexual assault.
After dropping another game on the road, it is apparent that this year’s MSU men’s basketball team doesn’t belong with the major players of the country, potentially the Big Ten.
Jump back to one year ago today. The MSU football team was just a few weeks removed from an appearance in the second edition of the College Football Playoffs.
State News basketball reporter Casey Harrison and Newsroom Personality Stephen Olschanski have a loaded slate for this Friday's show, including: when MSU football will return to the B1G championship, the move of the Raiders to Las Vegas, why Floyd Mayweather is afraid to fight Conor McGregor, the Baseball Hall of Fame inductee class and a preview of Spartan basketball at Indiana.
Following the recent crusade against the apparently dire social problem of smoking, the East Lansing City Council made a move to ban smoking on some public property late last year when most students were busy frantically cramming for exams.
The first time I went to Blaze Pizza was in Evanston, Illinois. I was visiting my cousin at Northwestern University and they were having their free pizza opening as depicted in The State News’ coverage of the planned project.
A conundrum of MSU men’s basketball this season is their depth problems. Although the clear front court injuries have them undersized, MSU has larger problems deciding their wing players and guards.
Basketball reporter Casey Harrison and city desk editor/newsroom personality Stephen Olschanski talk about the selfish move of the Chargers to move the team from San Diego to Los Angeles and their hideous new logo.
Basketball beat writer Casey Harrison and newsroom personality Stephen Olschanski ring in the new semester with talk about the College Football Playoff, bowl season the Lions' pitiful playoff performance and MSU basketball since the start of winter break.
Welcome and welcome back to East Lansing!
A win over Penn State on Saturday at the Palestra would have showed immense growth for the Spartans — especially for MSU's freshmen class. It was the first time head coach Tom Izzo started all four of the highly touted first-year class at the same time, a moment that was inevitable from the very start of the season.
This letter is in response to City Pulse, Todd Heywood and his article titled “Milo fallout.” Heywood’s piece was in reference to Breitbart News Senior Editor Milo Yiannopoulos and his visit to MSU on Dec. 7.
Sorting the game of basketball out is like placing a puzzle together. You find your four corners first, then build your outside foundation before finally sorting out the detailed pieces. Through the first 10 games of MSU men's basketball, head coach Tom Izzo has found two of his corner pieces in freshman forward Miles Bridges and freshman guard Cassius Winston.
This is in response to David Douglass's opinion piece. The First Amendment is not limited to writings that we all agree with.