Jaden Beard

The East Lansing Art Festival and the MSU Arts and Crafts Show took over north campus and the downtown streets Saturday and Sunday, replacing the typical weekend traffic with the tents of over 200 combined art vendors. 

The East Lansing Art Festival and the MSU Arts and Crafts Show took over north campus and the downtown streets Saturday and Sunday, replacing the typical weekend traffic with the tents of over 200 combined art vendors. 

MSU faculty members and student organizations gathered in downtown East Lansing Friday morning in support of the Global Strike for Rafah movement and to continue to call for MSU to divest from Israel. The group marched through campus to the Hannah Administration Building, where activists assembled on the steps of the building and called for divestment. 

The Spartan Food Security Council is advocating for several measures that would increase food security at MSU: Combo-X-Change transfers, food pantries and the expansion of SNAP benefits.

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice. Say his name three times and he’ll appear in East Lansing. 

The week serves to promote education and awareness around the topic of disordered eating. At MSU, there are many available resources for students who are seeking information about eating disorders. 

The secret it out: you may have more in common with a whale than you think, according to National Geographic photographer and filmmaker Brian Skerry. 

Davis’s lecture brought the Pasant Theatre to full capacity. The audience was joined by 400 virtual participants viewing a live stream of the event. 

“Jagged Little Pill” is coming to the Wharton Center Tuesday, Jan. 31 through Sunday, Feb. 5. Lani Corson, who plays the role of Mary Jane Healy, describes the story of “Jagged Little Pill” as surrounding a “seemingly perfect family who is actually dealing with a myriad of issues.”

From building drones to learning how to salsa, if you’re an MSU student with an interest, there’s probably a club for it.