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Arjun Thakkar/WKAR-MSUMichigan’s Democratic and Republican lawmakers swung for the fences at Jackson Field during the first ever Legislative Softball Night, raising funds for a Lansing-based charity. -
Courtesy/Michigan State UniversityIn a statement, Tucker called MSU’s decision to terminate his contract a “miscarriage of justice.” The school's decision comes in the wake of allegations of sexual harassment.
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Schabath was a Fall 2022 Current Sports beat reporter. -
Being a competitive athlete in college requires a lot of time and effort, and then, a career that meant so much is likely over after graduation.
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There are nine golfers, with only one hailing from Michigan. How does the team find common ground and chemistry?
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Their work is non-stop, especially in the spring, trying to make every soccer, softball, baseball, and other fields playable.
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The JUCO program has built a legacy of winning, attracting strong players into its system.
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Matt Schoeller is going big, starting the famed Appalachian Trail, to test his will and endurance.
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Michigan State senior Joe Ayrault wants to be a basketball coach. So he started his career journey by learning the ropes by being a manager for the women’s basketball team.
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The highest levels of this popular equine sport lead to pro competitions and the Olympics. But the road to get to the top requires a lot of money, patience and luck.
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Matt McCullough, a MSU grad, came back to his alma mater to help lead its Big Ten StudentU program, which airs most Spartan varsity sports.
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It’s usually challenging to find that first full-time job in journalism. Three MSU Journalism graduates, Julian Mitchell, Ian Gilmore and Matt Sheeran, share their stories of navigating COVID, their career dreams and the job search process.
