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Swan Lake swims onto stage at Wharton
A bevy of swans in tights and tutus graced the stage of Cobb Great Hall on Sunday night for a 7 p.m. showing of “Swan Lake” put on by the World Ballet Company. With handcrafted scenery and costumes, projections and their own live orchestra, the World Ballet Company’s goal was to deliver the ballet “at its best, with all its beauty and drama, and make the story feel immediate,” said Gulya Hartwick, the executive director of the company.
Guest ensemble harps on American history in Fairchild performance
Ensemble Affect visits East Lansing to celebrate America's 250th birthday. Performing pieces from the Revolutionary War period, "Colonial Baroque" pays tribute to the music that influenced our nation in its infancy.
MSU record label to produce albums with three student artists through grant
Three MSU artists to receive record deals through campus record label throughout 2026-27 school year.
MSU SURVIVAL GUIDE: Don't get too attached to your college 'Day Ones'
While we might still end up back in Rather Hall posing for grad photos, the rest of our college paths have not been as close as we originally anticipated. And that's OK.
MSU SURVIVAL GUIDE: Coming to Michigan from out of state is a learning curve
Everyone seemingly spoke a different language as they told me what “township” they were from, a word I only knew from a farm app; repeatedly corrected me for daring to say “soda” and not pop; balked when I pronounced “Mackinac” the way that it’s spelled (my bad); had their Midwest accent warp words like “milk” into “melk” as they failed five times to teach me euchre.
