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Peyton Skiver is a second year student in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University. She plans to graduate in the spring of 2025 with a degree in journalism and a minor in sports journalism. Skiver is a reporter and photographer for the Spartan Sports Report as well as the marketing director and assistant editor for Her Campus at MSU. She also volunteers as a beat reporter and photographer for Impact 89FM and is a member of the Association of Women in Sports Media.
The Hunter Park GardenHouse in Lansing, Michigan is a one-acre year-round community garden that program director Egypt Krohn described as being in the “heart of the east side.”
The Michigan State softball team took the field Sunday afternoon to finish up a weekend series against Big Ten opponent Indiana.
The Spartans were looking to bounce back after losses on Friday and Saturday, but Indiana pitcher Brianna Copeland struck out 12 to lead the Hoosiers to a 7-2 victory and a series sweep.
It is not a secret that Michigan school districts face a staffing shortage, and the Lansing School District is no exception.
EAST LANSING – The No. 16 ranked Michigan State men’s tennis team suffered its first home loss of the season in an intense matchup against No. 46 Cornell on Sunday. Despite the loss, the Spartans have been dominating the season, as they went into the match with a 14-2 overall record. Before losing to No.
After an interim period filled with uncertainty and change, the East Lansing Public Library is finally seeing some growth in terms of inclusivity for all library patrons after a controversial event last year. On Jan. 11, 2023, the former library director Kristin Shelley called the police on a Black high school student after misidentifying him as another teen who was banned from the library a few months prior. The racist incident caused many members of the community to criticize the former director and the library itself. Shortly after Jan.
The Michigan State women’s tennis team hosted Xavier on Sunday for its fifth home match in a row.
The Spartans were looking to bounce back after a hard-fought 6-1 loss against No. 17 Southern California on Friday, and they did just that, defeating Xavier 5-2 in an intense matchup.
The Michigan State women’s tennis team had a successful three-match weekend at home, with a win against Toledo on Friday night and back-to-back victories on Sunday against in-state competitors Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan.