Monday's late-night event will showcase East Lansing's local businesses to new and returning MSU students as part of welcome week.
From spaces for tutoring in specific subjects to a room with virtual reality equipment, understanding and utilizing the library is extremely useful to any student at MSU.
“Respecting one another and their beliefs remains the most important thing,” Jain said. “I would love to create an environment that feels like home for the Indian students and a new opportunity to explore for every other individual on campus."
Students and Greek organizations gathered around The Rock on Farm Lane to explore what Greek Life at Michigan State has to offer.
The event was one of the first large-scale university social events of welcome week, and represented what in-person, on-campus events could look like this year.
With move-in came some confusion regarding dorm room placements, with claims that some students who signed up for single rooms were placed in doubles.
Michigan State University has prepared several activities to welcome Spartans back to campus.
"In actuality, MSU doesn’t have any sort of obligation to help us," Chase Maples said. "We are the ones who signed contracts, right, we are the ones who signed the leases. But on the other hand, we also had signed that not expecting there was going to be a global pandemic, expecting that we were going to be going to go to school full-time with in person teaching."
"My hope is that this class of 2024 will be remembered as the class that overcame," ASMSU President Abii-Tah Bih said. "My hope for this class is to remember that this Spartan nation is not just the sum of its parts. Instead, we are a true melting pot. We defy all hints of defeat, and we commit to uplift each other."
When COVID-19 hit home, performing arts students lost out on face-to-face acting classes or key coaching with their instruments. Because in-person contact is such a pinnacle in these students’ education, their daily lives and passions were affected ina. unique way.
For those that have been out of the loop and those who like to reminisce, here is what you missed at MSU this summer.
Coles said this is an unique opportunity, and they are trying to set the atmosphere for it to happen smoothly. She wants all students, especially those who are new to the MSU lifestyle, to try and take part in the process.
The Dublin Square Irish Pub is safe for now, but the discussion around a development project changing the surrounding landscape on Evergreen Avenue continues to be placed on the city government’s plate.
What could you buy with ex-MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon's $2.45 million retirement payout?
"Granting myself the opportunity to learn in an unconventional way this summer drew me out of my comfort zone and into the graces of my ever-changing career path."
I failed microeconomics this summer. But it taught me that failure isn't the end of the world.
There’s a lot to unpack and a lot to be discovered, but here’s what you can expect from Michigan State football in 2019.
If you're at least 21, here are seven bar spots in downtown East Lansing, along with advice for how to get the maximum experience at each.
If you’re new to MSU’s community, joining a Greek letter organization can be an easy way to meet new friends and quickly get outside of your social comfort zone.
Since the 1980 Moscow Olympic games, the Netherlands have medaled at all but two games, including three gold. Many of the country’s rising stars come to the United States to continue playing while also obtaining an education.