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On the last episode of the year, the crew breaks down the entire 2026 NFL Draft, and host Jack David says goodbye to the show. 

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On the final episode of the Green and White Report of the year, Joe Dez, Jack David, and Oscar Henderson rifle through the most callers in GW history and say goodbye to the show and the station. 

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and on this week’s episode of East Lansing Insider, Deputy Editor for East Lansing Info Anna Liz Nichols is talking with Executive Director of Small Talk Children’s Advocacy Center Alex Brace about the work the center does in prevention and healing for young people and their families that have experienced abuse.

On April 9, the MSU Museum brought National Poetry Month to life with the “Blurred Realities” poetry slam. Drawing inspiration from the museum’s “ Blurred Realities ” exhibition, the event encouraged audiences to consider how truth is shaped and distorted in a world of AI and digital manipulation. The evening was led by nationally acclaimed poets Natasha T. Miller and Mahogany L. Browne, and featu...

In the news today for our last episode: MSU fundraising VP denies allegation of retaliatory firing; MSU receives Allergen-Free award; students express mixed opinions; and 'Upcycled Home' collaborative exhibit at MSU Union draws crowds just before Earth Day. 

In the news today- MSU Turf Management Program provides grass for the World Cup, Sparty made nearly $100,000 for MSU last year, and MSU Breakers wrap up the semester with a one-on-one dance battle. 

Welcome back to Spartan Orientation Station, your go-to guide for all things Michigan State

In the news today- At Democratic convention, Nassar scandal a recurring theme in trustee race, ELPD identifies man killed in officer-involved shooting, and MSU men's tennis claims title, women finish season with rivalry finale. 

In the news today- Annual Earth Bash showcases sustainability and education, Trustees Scott, Tebay, and Zemke net Democratic nomination for MSU board, and Munn hosts 24-hour hockey game for cancer fundraiser. 

Democratic candidate for Michigan Senate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed held a campaign rally in MSU’s Anthony Hall on April 7. The event featured prominent leftist and online personality Hasan Piker, Rep. Summer Lee (D-Pa.) and MSU student Josh Reformado as guest speakers. El-Sayed’s choice to feature Piker in his campaign has been met with media controversy due to Piker’s status as an adamant anti-Zionist a...

In the news today- House Republicans propose 62% slash to MSU state funding, Spring showers cause campus flooding, Red Cedar predicted to rise further, and Three MSU gymnasts compete at NCAA Championships. 

In the final episode of this season, host Kennedy DeMars sits down with graduating seniors Audrey Pelzek and Brooke Yorkison to talk about senior year and future plans. They delve into the uncertainties of post-grad plans, excitement for the future, and favorite memories from their college experiences. Audrey and Brooke give advice to college juniors, and share messages that they would say to thei...

This week on East Lansing Insider Deputy Editor of East Landing Info Anna Liz Nichols talks with East Lansing Info’s Managing Editor Lucas Day about budget discussions that happened recently during an East Lansing City Council meeting.

In the news today- Stabbing suspect dead after officer-involved shooting in East Lansing, Faculty committee 'caught in the middle' of negotiations between UTSF and MSU, and Political science junior Maddie Hanes elected ASMSU President.

Martin and Tim breakdown the entire playoff picture

In the news today- Bullough returns to MSU after 12 years, but 'Spartan Pride' never left, Faculty, administrators warn of rating site pitfalls, Faculty, administrators warn of rating site pitfalls, and Rep. Rashida Tlaib calls for U.S. envoy to Sudan at MSU Union panel. 

In the news today- VanSlooten becomes the ninth Spartan ever drafted in the WNBA Draft, Donor illegally sought to keep tabs on Tucker investigation, Brenda Tracy says, and Cullen Potter commits to MSU hockey out of the transfer portal.

In the news today- MSU baseball avoids series sweep, snaps losing streak to rival Michigan, Board split over Quinn dossier, Jeremy Fears Jr. declares for the NBA draft, maintains college eligibility, and Lansing’s 517 Poetry Room prepares for upcoming Youth Slam event. 

After nearly two months, Joe is back as host, and the full crew is in the studio. They break down the transfer portal for winter sports, The Masters, and the end of the NBA season. 

Lights, camera, action! Host Emelia Duffield chats with Telecasters, a video production club at MSU that was originally established in the 1950's. Telecasters produces six shows: The ShoW(the longest-running collegiate sitcom in the U.S.), SiDESHOW(sketch comedy group), TURN(drama series), The Beaumont Bulletin(news parody show), The Pop!(pop culture shorts), and Niche(quiz game show). Executive P...

East Lansing Info’s Deputy Editor Anna Liz Nichols and Managing Editor Lucas Day talk about the recent heavy rainfall in East Lansing and the flooding that has occurred. They talk about solutions to flooding problems the city is considering and what residents have been dealing with.

In the news today- MSU leaders defend free speech, condemn antisemitism ahead of Hasan Piker campus visit, El-Sayed, Hasan Piker rebuke ‘platform police’ in MSU rally, and Tiernan Shoudy eighth MSU hockey player to sign tryout or contract. 

Martin and Tim talk about all the contenders heading into the playoffs.