The State - A Podcast from The State News + Impact 89FM

In the news today: Welcome back to the first full week here at Michigan State! Starting off our week with the first headline, FINAL: Michigan State utilizes turnovers, rushing attack to breeze past Akron. For our second headline, several police units respond to gunshots near M.A.C. Avenue. For our last headline of the day, updates to student life follow Board of Trustees meeting. 

In the news today: For our first headline focusing on county news, questions about monkeypox answered by Ingham County Health Department. For our second headline focusing on city news, two suspects arrested by ELPD following armed robbery. For our last headline focusing on campus and city news, Vegan, vegetarian dining options to check out in East Lansing.

In the news today: For our first headline focusing on campus news, New MSU orthopedic surgeons hope to help students on and off the field. For our second headline focusing on city news, 'Dana Nessel lied to the community': Community leaders speak out against charges filed against DeAnthony VanAtten. For our last headline of the day, MSU students share their favorite on-campus study spots. 

In the news today: Our first headline focuses on state news, the ultimate cost of the war in Ukraine: "It's never just about that one place," U.S Rep. Elissa Slotkin speaks out. Our second headline focuses on city news, Lansing-area Chipotle becomes first in nation to unionize. Our last headline of the day, IM Sports: What's available, how to play. 

In the news today: We are back with a brand new season of The State! Our first headline focuses on move-in weekend here at Michigan State, record number of freshman move to campus. Our second headline focuses on city news, MSUFCU debit card blocking glitch resolved. Our last headline of the day, FINAL: MSU 35, WMU 13; Michigan State fends off Western Michigan in uncomfortable win. 

In the news today: More Than Vintage: Vintage clothing store and cafe built by students, for students. Native American Institute interim director resigns from MSU following lawsuit. State Rep. Matt Maddock booted from House GOP Caucus. 

In the news today: SaMya Overall is selected as The State News 2022-23 Editor-in-Chief. MSU baseball secures highest-ranked win since 2014 in upset of No. 12 Notre Dame at Comerica Park. Red Cedar Organ dedicated to MSU after 8-year-long process. 

In the news: Person shot by ELPD officers in Lake Lansing Meijer parking lot. Lansing-area record stores, crate diggers celebrate Record Store Day. Steve Aikin: MSU Bakers truck driver, alumnus and retired Alumni Memorial Chapel sexton. 

In the news today: African American, African studies degree now offered through College of Arts & Letters. For Muslim students at MSU, celebrating Ramadan can be very difficult. Provost recommends new college of education dean. 

In the news today: Board of Trustees authorizes athletic improvements. 'Name a better illusion than the American dream:' Rally for Patrick Lyoya held at Capitol. Michigan Republican Party endorses Karamo, Deperno for state offices. 

In the news today: Survivors of Larry Nassar sexual abuse file claims against FBI. Jordan Kovach elected 2022-23 student body president. MSU baseball finds another comeback win in midweek game against Eastern Michigan, 7-6. 

In the news today: Stoddard Starbucks workers speak out about conditions. Joey Hauser will exercise extra year of eligibility, return to MSU. Stoopfest 2022: Meet the Headliners. 

In the news today: Board of Trustees to hold last meeting of semester this Friday. A look inside 'Hooked', Lansing's new cafe, wine bar and bookstore. Prosecutor's office looking into criminal charges related to death of MSU student at frat party, ELPD confirms. 

In the news today: Albert EL Fresco: Making downtown East Lansing a place for people. MSU researcher says light therapy may improve sleep quality for cancer survivors. MSU baseball suffers series sweep to rival Michigan. 

In the news today: Second Stage at MSU puts on an all-new original production: Abandon "All Hope, Ye Who Enter." 3 takeaways from MSU football's final open spring practice. Black Students' Alliance hopes to build community following release of Lyoya footage. 

In the news today: Resources available to MSU students following release of Lyoya footage. WNBA star, MSU alum Aerial Powers embraces gaming. MSU gymnastics freshman Skyla Schulte looks to enjoy her time competing at the NCAA Nationals. 

In the news today: Danton Cole out as MSU hockey Head Coach, three possible candidates for Michigan State hockey's coaching vacancy. Board of Trustees candidates endorsed at Michigan Democratic party convention. Outcome of Whitmer kidnapping case could become rallying cry, says counterterrorism expert. 

In the news today: 'It's On Us' week features outreach events, keynote speaker ALOK. MSU's ANDIE Lab hosts first DEI virtual conference. Nia Clouden selected as the NO. 12 pick in 2022 WNBA Draft, heads to the Connecticut Sun. 

In the news today: Panhellenic, Interfraternity Councils raise nearly $100,000 during Greek Week 2022. George Hinchliffe interprets classical music with his Ukulele Orchestra at the Wharton. Mitten Raised Bakery raising money to support the women and children of Ukraine. 

In the news today: Meet the East Lansing nurse competing among the top 24 on 'American Idol'. James Piot misses Masters cut with +11 score. MSU AgeAlive and MSUFCU partner to bring butterfly art exhibit to East Lansing. 

In the news today: Spring 2022 commencement speakers announced. MSU hosting listening sessions to discuss RVSM strategic plan progress. Michigan State baseball falls short against the Lansing Lugnuts in Crosstown Showdown, 3-2. 

In the news today: John Mulaney's 'From Scratch' will come to the Wharton Center on Sept. 8. MSU to host a blood drive showdown against U-M. MSU softball falls to Oakland in second meeting of the season, 10-5. 

In the news today: Annual César Chávez and Dolores Huerta Commemorative Celebration kicks off April 4. College drinking: a harmless experience or an escapist habit? Dwayne Stephens departs MSU, becomes Western Michigan Head Coach. 

In the news today: Downtown EL shop workers talk student and customer mask habits. Meet Jon Vstecka, a scholar who had to flee Ukraine. MSU Track's Morgan Beadlescomb begins final championship pursuit with a memorable Spartan Invite victory. 

In the news today: MSU's Muslim Students' Association hosts a workshop on Ramadan. Max Christie declares for NBA draft while maintaining college eligibility. Walk-ons Davis Smith and Peter Nwoke enter the transfer portal. MSU journalism graduate starts career as a stylish nail tech.