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PREVIEW: Michigan State hockey proves their worth, prepares for a clash with Notre Dame
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After a split weekend against Minnesota, No. 8 Michigan State hockey heads on the road to face off against Notre Dame.
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After a split weekend against Minnesota, No. 8 Michigan State hockey heads on the road to face off against Notre Dame.
Some Spartan hockey players stepped away from East Lansing over winter break to compete in the IIHF World Juniors Tournament, representing various countries, and all four made a substantial impact through the tournament.
After a historic sweep of No. 1 Wisconsin, No. 7 Michigan State hockey heads on the road to face off against No. 8 Minnesota.
Continuing their four-game homestand, No. 11 Michigan State hockey is gearing up for a big series this weekend against No. 1 Wisconsin.
After being swept on the road at Boston College, No. 12 Michigan State Hockey looks to bounce back this weekend against No. 13 Ohio State in Columbus.
After their second home sweep of the season, No. 8 MSU Hockey is gearing up for a top ten matchup vs No. 3 Boston College this weekend.
After a hard-fought series against Air Force, No. 8 Michigan State Hockey returns to Munn Ice Arena to face off against the Canisius Golden Griffins.
After sweeping Lake Superior State in their home opening series, No. 8 Michigan State Hockey travels to Colorado Springs to take on Air Force. This series will mark the first time in 50 years that the Spartans will travel to Colorado to face Air Force.
The sun was shining in East Lansing on April 15 for two of the city’s biggest spring events: the Izzo Legacy Race and Vintage Fest.Â
On March 28, the Michigan Waterways Stewards and East Lansing Rotary Club partnered with Michigan State’s Delta Sigma Phi to host a Red Cedar River cleanup day. With mentoring from the Stewards, the fraternity was able to rally around 30 volunteers to help.Â
Mike Stout, founder of the Michigan Waterways Stewards, was notified by the City of East Lansing about the state of the river after citizen complaints. Stout instantly thought of reaching out to the brothers at Delta Sigma Phi, whose house is right on the banks of the river. Stout talked to the Delta Sigma Phi sergeant at arms, Gage Farrow, who was excited to help.