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MSU sorority recruitment style guide: What to know if you're planning to rush - The State News (opens the original)
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Later this week, about 1,000 Spartans will be going through the sorority recruitment process for the Panhellenic Council. This can be an extremely intimidating process, but for many this can lead to a lifelong sisterhood that expands far beyond collegiate walls. For some, the most stressful part of the two-week recruitment process is figuring out what to wear each day. With the formality of each event slightly increasing per round, it can be challenging to find items that show off your personali
"Falling" in love with Hayride fashion: How to create the perfect autumn look - The State News (opens the original)
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The fall semester at Michigan State University is full of rich traditions that connect students and alumni alike. One of the most treasured events that all students aim to attend in their undergraduate years is Hayride. Each week, groups of students pile onto a bus and head to a local farm, where they gather around a bonfire, explore corn mazes and take tractor rides around the property. This uniquely Midwestern tradition is about more than just the activities that the students partake in; it's
Easy, breezy and bright: Looking back on the trends that defined summer 2026 - The State News (opens the original)
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Summer 2026 was one to remember when it comes to the fashion trends that dominated the season. The bright, warm months of the year had us straying away from minimalist dressing and stepping into more whimsical looks. With heavy influences from previous generations and current pop culture phenomena, this summer proved that although fashion is in a constant cycle of change, inspiration can be found anywhere. The summer season is typically when the brightest and boldest pieces in your wardrobe get
MSU professors say Christopher Nolan's ‘The Odyssey’ was never going to be accurate - The State News (opens the original)
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With three weeks on the big screen, director Christopher Nolan’s star-studded "The Odyssey" has made waves in both the Mediterranean Sea and the box office. The adaptation has drawn a massive audience — regardless of whether they have read Homer's original epic — spurring debate over authenticity when adapting classic literature. Jeremy Swist, a Michigan State University assistant classics professor, said that he and his colleagues “don’t evaluate the accuracy to the source literature,” saying i
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