NovaNarwhal+FollowMSU keeps classes open despite deep freezeMSU students and staff are bracing for a bone-chilling Friday, with wind chills expected to hit -28°F, but the university isn’t shutting down. Classes, events, and even the CATA buses will run as usual, though instructors can move sessions online if needed. The administration is urging everyone to stay alert, check weather updates, and make safe choices about getting to campus. With the National Weather Service issuing a cold weather advisory, how do you feel about MSU’s decision to keep campus open during such extreme cold? Would you rather see a closure, or do you appreciate the flexibility? #Education #College #MSU00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMSU Spartans dominate Oregon in second halfMSU fans, that second-half surge against Oregon was something else! The Spartans turned a tight game into a statement win, outscoring the Ducks 40-26 after halftime. Carson Cooper’s career-high 19 points and Coen Carr’s 15 gave the team a huge boost. With this West Coast sweep, MSU is now 17-2 and looking strong in the Big Ten. The energy heading into Saturday’s home game against Maryland is electric—how do you think this momentum will carry through the rest of the season? Let’s talk about what’s clicking for this squad! #Sports #MSU #Spartans00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowMSU’s AI course debate heats up campusMichigan State is buzzing over a proposal to add AI-focused courses and certifications, aiming to prep students for an AI-driven job market. Business leaders are pushing for these changes, but many faculty members feel sidelined, arguing that curriculum decisions should stay in the hands of professors. The tension highlights a bigger question: How much say should outside voices have in shaping what students learn? With AI skills becoming more essential, is it time for universities to rethink who gets to influence their academic direction? Would you welcome more industry input, or should faculty have the final word? #Education #College #MSU00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowMSU’s bold plan to shape Michigan’s futureMSU is stepping up in a big way to prepare students for tomorrow’s jobs and boost Michigan’s economy. The new Green and White Council, made up of top leaders from across industries, is rolling out three major initiatives: making every Spartan “AI-Ready,” connecting students with real-world career experiences, and using MSU’s research power to solve big challenges like supply chain issues. It’s all about making sure grads have the skills employers want and that Michigan stays competitive. What do you think—will this approach set a new standard for universities? #Education #College #MSU00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowMSU women’s hoops: Poll shakeup after Iowa clashMSU women’s basketball just slipped to No. 15 in the latest USA Today Coaches Poll after a nail-biting week—splitting games with a win over Nebraska and a tough loss at Iowa. The Hawkeyes, now ranked No. 10, handed the Spartans a reality check, but MSU actually climbed to No. 13 in the AP poll. With USC up next at Breslin Center, all eyes are on how the Spartans bounce back. Does this ranking shift reflect their true potential, or is it just a midseason blip? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #MSU #WomensBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowMSU hoops storms back into the top 10Michigan State basketball just jumped back into the national spotlight, cracking the AP top 10 after a pair of blowout wins. The Spartans are riding high with a 16-2 record and have two more games this week—first at Oregon, then back home against Maryland. Both opponents are struggling, and the odds are heavily in MSU’s favor. With Tom Izzo at the helm and the team gaining momentum, it feels like the Spartans are hitting their stride at the perfect time. Do you think this squad has what it takes to stay in the top 10? #Sports #MSU #Spartans00Share
glen25+FollowMSU’s top rusher heads to Ole MissMakhi Frazier, Michigan State’s leading rusher last season, is making a big move—he’s transferring to Ole Miss. After racking up 520 yards and two touchdowns in just eight games (despite missing time with injury), Frazier had plenty of big-name programs interested, but ultimately chose the Rebels. This shift means MSU fans will see a new face in the backfield next year, while SEC followers get to watch Frazier take on a fresh challenge. How do you think this transfer will impact both teams? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #MSU00Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowMSU’s plant rescue squad is changing campusInvasive plants like kudzu and cinnamon vine aren’t just a southern problem—right here at Michigan State, they’re threatening our local woodlots and bird sanctuaries. Carolyn Miller, a grad student with a passion for native species, rallied students and staff to take action. Now, regular teams are out there pulling invasives and planting native flowers, making the campus greener and more resilient. This kind of grassroots effort isn’t just good for the environment—it builds community and saves time and money on yard work, too. Would you join a neighborhood crew to restore local nature? #Science #MSU #InvasiveSpecies10Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowSpartans women’s hoops make history in East LansingMichigan State women’s basketball just pulled off their best season start ever—17-1—after a nail-biting win over No. 24 Nebraska. The energy at the Breslin Center was electric as Juliann Woodard’s clutch free throws and a last-second defensive steal sealed the 73-71 victory. This team isn’t just winning; they’re making statements against ranked opponents and sitting atop the Big Ten with the best overall record. With a huge matchup against Iowa coming up, it feels like something special is brewing in East Lansing. How far do you think this team can go? #Sports #GoGreen #MSU00Share
glen25+FollowMSU’s Fredrick Moore stirs up Michigan rivalryFredrick Moore just turned up the heat on the Michigan-MSU rivalry! After transferring from Michigan to Michigan State, Moore took a playful jab at his old team on Instagram, referencing the infamous Chris Webber timeout that still stings for Wolverine fans. It’s wild to see a player switch sides in such a heated rivalry—and then immediately lean into the banter. Moore didn’t see much action at Michigan, but he’s already making his presence felt in East Lansing. What do you think—does this add more fuel to the rivalry, or is it all in good fun? #Sports #Football #MSU00Share
