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The American flag draped across my wall is not ironic, not laughable; it is the voice of millions past, present and future sewn into a cohesive boom that shakes the prairies, the forests, the mountains and the cities of this vast land.
Nerds, geeks and gamers all gathered at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, also known as E3, in Los Angeles to drool over the most anticipated games and consoles slated to hit the shelves in the coming years.
Jackson National Life Insurance Co. will use the former Barnes & Noble building on 333 E. Grand River Ave. to train information technology employees, according to the Lansing City Pulse.
A study was published last month in the Psychonomic Bulletin & Review who’s findings could relate to the increasingly popular online class. The study found that students who watch a lecture delivered in a clear and smooth style were about twice as likely as those who watch a “disfluent” lecture to believe that they would remember the material they had just learned, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.
The Indiana Hoosiers are going to the College World Series for the first time in school history after sweeping Florida State in their first Super Regional series.
The Spartans’ football recruiting for the class of 2014 is off to a solid start. Currently eight players from the class of 2014 have verbally committed to the Spartans, with the class currently ranked as No.
After cutting its total energy use by ten percent, MSU has been honored by the U.S. Department of Energy, or DOE.
For all those obsessed with Michelle Obama’s style, now’s the chance to be her ultimate stalker.
Rising tuition and student debt are on the minds of many students today. These aren’t new concerns, however.
Indianapolis – With the MSU men’s basketball team set to tip off Sweet 16 action Friday against Duke, plenty has been made about the coaching matchup between Tom Izzo and Mike Krzyzewski.
Three MSU hockey seniors have signed Amateur Try Out, or ATO, contracts with professional hockey teams.
Just like the first game of the NCAA Tournament for MSU head coach Suzy Merchant, she’ll be facing a familiar friend on the opposing sideline. On Saturday, it was Marist’s Brian Giorgis, and on Monday night it will be Maryland head coach Brenda Frese. “For me personally, a very familiar opponent,” Frese said at Maryland’s press conference on Sunday.
