MSU’s annual Pantheon esports tournament brought together 24 collegiate teams for a weekend of high-level competition across Rocket League, Valorant and Smash. The event showcased the growth of esports on campus and the expanding community behind it.
Despite a six-game losing streak, Michigan State football continues to compete at a high level, showing resilience and effort in nearly every game. From close losses against rivals Michigan and Minnesota to leadership in the locker room, the Spartans remain committed, proving they can fight through adversity while keeping their season alive.
Former Spartan defenseman Duncan Keith was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Nov. 10, 2025. His character and career is an embodiment of what Spartan hockey players aspire to be.
In MSU basketball's 79-60 win, it opened the game against San José State with suffocating defense that showcased physicality and speed. It closed the game playing mundane and sluggish. It was a tale of two defensive halves, and consistency was to blame.
Jeremy Fears has prided himself on his ability to lead by example. Tonight, his calm leadership and clutch shooting sealed the win for MSU
With three games left in the 2025 football season, Michigan State still has an opportunity to finish strong. To do what they desire, the Spartans must finish games better, and it starts this Saturday against Penn State.
No. 24 Michigan State continued its early-season dominance Wednesday night, cruising to a 96-52 win over Youngstown State behind another stifling defensive effort and a breakout shooting performance. The Spartans forced 27 turnovers, hauled in eight offensive rebounds in a gritty second quarter, and saw four players score in double figures — all trademarks of Robyn Fralick’s “team ball” mentality.
Michigan State football has been placed on a three-year probationary period by the NCAA after investigators found that former staff members “arranged and provided impermissible recruiting inducements and benefits and unofficial visit expenses” during the tenure of former head coach Mel Tucker.
Sophia Piotrowski is doing more than just carrying on her mom's legacy with Spartan soccer – she's forging her own. From the 90s to the current golden era of MSU women's soccer, this mother-daughter duo reflects on family, hard work and progress.
Heading into a "trap game" against San José State, MSU and head coach Tom Izzo are searching for an answer from three while taking the next step in their physicality.
Michigan State delivered statement wins across the board this week, headlined by men’s basketball toppling No. 14 Arkansas, No. 1 hockey sweeping a top-three clash, and women’s basketball continuing its defensive domination. From postseason heartbreak and history-making seeds in women’s soccer to fresh starts in wrestling, the Spartans battled in every arena — proving the Green and White aren’t slowing down.
No. 1 Michigan State University hockey had two players earn Big Ten Star of the Week honors after its 2-1 overtime victory and 5-0 shutout of then No. 3 Penn State. Junior goaltender Trey Augustine earned First Star and senior center Charlie Stramel earned Third Star.
Michigan State women's soccer secured a No. 2 seed for the NCAA Tournament, the highest in program history. The Spartans will host the first three rounds at DeMartin Stadium, first taking on Milwaukee on Friday at 6 p.m.
Now in the polls for 18 straight weeks, MSU is ranked No. 17 in the country.
At MSU’s Formula Racing Team, student engineers pour countless hours into designing, building and fine-tuning a Formula-style race car that embodies both speed and teamwork, competing in tournaments that push both their skills and their creativity to the limit.
For Dr. Dianne Ulibarri, teaching has never been limited to the classroom. From her years coaching softball to decades in anatomy and biomechanics, she’s built a career on guiding others to find their strength.
No. 23 Michigan State used defensive pressure and balanced scoring to pull away from Eastern Michigan, 92-60. A total of 30 turnovers, 36 points off giveaways and four double-digit scorers defined the Spartans’ second win of the season.
Michigan State women's soccer lost the Big Ten Championship match on penalties after playing out a 1-1 draw with a heavy-hearted, yet determined Washington team.
Michigan State overcame cold three-point shooting with toughness inside, outmuscling No. 14 Arkansas 69-66 behind a dominant paint performance led by freshman Cam Ward’s double-double. The Spartans’ physicality and defense defined the win, earning a key early-season résumé boost at the Breslin Center.
Freshman Cam Ward scored 18 in his first of what will likely be many dominant performances in MSU's statement win over Arkansas.