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It’s not the usual practice, learning how to take out another person, but WKAR Current Sports went all out to experience the martial art of Krav Maga.
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The state legislature is following suit of more than 30 states in their push to open the door for high school students to make money in their sports, but concerns remain.
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Everybody likes to think they know who will win the NCAA basketball tournaments, but does their hunch pay off?
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The hormonal syndrome, which is challenging to diagnose, affects college-aged women. It can also come with stigma, leading some women to face their medical issues in silence.
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Michigan is one of the few states in the nation not to have volleyball as a varsity sport at the high school level. The surge of male MSU students who play volleyball show change is coming.
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The availability of online and in-person sports gambling is growing, adding another chapter in Michigan’s long history with wagering.
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Lansing’s own Hawk Island County Park provides a refreshing twist to your typical winter activities.
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The university is adding two new state-of-the-art facilities for students and the esports team in hopes of enriching MSU’s gaming culture.
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The group has some unusual traditions, keeping generations of players connected.
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The team actively competes against other collegiate programs, despite the lack of ski hills close to Michigan State.
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The martial art club draws newcomers and veterans of the sparring sport, drawn to the personal growth and togetherness.
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The system is still evolving, but it’s clear that the opportunities for college varsity athletes to make outside money off sponsorships comes with reward - and risk.