Standing out in the crowd
Updated 01/17/2008 8:30pmMSU has one of the most diverse campuses in the Big Ten. With 18.1 percent of undergraduate minority students in fall 2006, MSU has the fourth highest number of minority students.
Holiday brings reflection, thought
Georgia RhodesThe State News
For some, it’s a day of reflection. For others, it’s a sign there is more work to be done.
Muslim students find home at MSU
Sam RuizThe State News
Whether in the library or in the hallway between classes, she prays. For senior Maweza Razzaq, prayer occurs five times a day no matter where she is or what she’s doing.
Seniors abundant throughout E.L.
Jason ChiouThe State News
Bonnie Radway does it all. She’s involved with local theater, attends Tuesday line dancing classes, goes to football games at Spartan Stadium and basketball games at Breslin Center.
Greek groups diverse
Updated 01/17/2008 8:27pmIt’s about more than formals. There are parties too, but that really isn’t the point, either.
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Diversity takes on new meaning
Updated 01/17/2008 8:29pmAlthough the term “diversity” traditionally suggests racial connotations, some MSU groups are aiming to alter that perception.
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MLK section focuses on diversity
Updated 01/17/2008 8:26pmWhen I accepted the deputy managing editor position at The State News, I thought I was prepared.
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Racism still exists at MSU, across U.S.
Updated 01/17/2008 9:00pmAfter being at MSU for four years, I’ll walk across the stage at Breslin Center and into another chapter of my life in May.
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LBGT students fighting for equality
Updated 01/17/2008 8:27pmBefore coming to MSU, Lauren Spencer sometimes found it difficult to be herself.
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Calendar of events
Updated 01/17/2008 8:27pmCheck out the events for Martin Luther King Jr. week.