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Spring football isn’t only for the team. The Spartan Marching Band comes to life too, performing again and also looking forward to welcoming new members.
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The ticket prices. The parking fee. The concessions through the roof. It’s not an easy time on sports fans’ finances, especially if they want to attend a pro game as a family.
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Archery is not the most common student sport on MSU’s campus, but the members of the club know they have found their outlet.
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All it takes is a desire to dance. The MSU Club Dance team doesn’t compete, but rather, welcomes all to enjoy dancing in their own form, pace and ability level.
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Teens are reporting higher levels of stress and anxiety, and the suicide rate in the U.S. reflects the crisis. The Michigan High School Athletic Association and the West Michigan-based non-profit 'be nice.' want to help.
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The MSU student club builds and races a car every year, but this year’s set-up will be powered by an electric engine. It’s a serious switch that takes more planning and execution to work.
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The live streaming option for gamers, over platforms, are new ways for esports athletes to find revenue streams for their play.
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Members of MSU fraternities volunteer to train, then fight, in a boxing match. It’s more than just an athletic event, it is a way to connect with the sport and help Lansing-area children.
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The MSU Valorant team secured the No. 2 seed out of 15 in the Big Esports Conference.
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Triathlon, which involves biking, running, and swimming in a linked race event, is challenging. But that’s exactly why this group of MSU students is drawn to the Olympic sport.
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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.