The State News' 2021 women’s basketball beat reporters Elijah McKown and Jordan Nelson sit down to discuss the upcoming season after covering the team a year ago.
Maddy Warren and Raenu Charles were "Golden" at Harry Styles' Detroit show.
For the last week of East Lansing Crime Warp Michigan Murder series, the hosts talk about the last cases involving John Collins. How Collins, even after his placement in prison, continues to stalk women.
The State News' staff gives Taylor Swift's latest album a review. They talk about how the album has been a symbol of nostalgia and much more.
Chandra Fleming sits down with Mikayla Frick to talk about updates on her life after graduation. Fleming interviewed Frick a year ago during her fashion show at Michigan State. Today we are following up with Frick.
In this week's podcast we unpack the missing 14-year old Deanie Peters's body has not been found for over two decades. Peters was last seen at her little brother’s wrestling practice. She was supposed to just go to the restroom but she never made it back.
On this episode of The Dinner Table Podcast, Kelly Winters and Chandra Flemming discuss an amendment that was recently added to Michigan State’s constitution that will require a search warrant in order to access a person’s electronic data and electronic communications.
A photo story depicting Fraser Tea, a small, Michigan based tea company that has recently partnered with Biggby Coffee, an East Lansing based company.
The Roundtable discusses the Big Ten's decision to postpone fall sports.
This week on the State News Sports Roundtable, host Eli McKown is joined by Sara Tidwell and Jayna Bardahl to discuss what the Big Ten's conference-only schedule could mean for MSU, football, the non-revenue sports and much more. Also, it's MSU campus trivia time!
Discussion of the sports world becoming a voice for change as the Black Lives Matter movement continues into the month of July.
This week on Houselights, Karly Graham, Sara Tidwell and Wendy Guzman sit down to discuss music that they have been listening to that brings them back to their old days.
Cameron Caffey comes on the Roundtable to discuss being a student-athlete at MSU and some of the discussions happening in wrestling about race.
This week Houselights looks at The Half of It, which portrays the difficulties of finding your identity.
On this episode of Houselights: Fiona Apple's new album and other recent music releases.
On the last episode of the Social Distancing Diaries, seniors discuss their last moments as an undergrad during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On the semester's last episode of The 1909: College seniors graduating into a pandemic, Samuel L. Stanley Jr.'s first year as MSU president.
This week on The State News Sports Roundtable, the sports desk takes a look back at the spring semester and creates a drafts for eateries in the East Lansing area.