First black woman on COGS e-board looks to inspire
As the first black woman to be elected to the executive board of the Council of Graduate Students, Dee Jordan quickly realized how important it is to be the first.
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As the first black woman to be elected to the executive board of the Council of Graduate Students, Dee Jordan quickly realized how important it is to be the first.
Halloween is on Saturday, but East Lansing is already ready to celebrate the holiday.
October is domestic violence awareness month and to commemorate it, Sigma Sigma Rho sorority held events this week to spread awareness.
It’s an innocent enough expression.
They say the best gifts are homemade, and the MSU Retirees Association Knitting Group could not agree more.
Looking for something scary to do this Friday?
Every Monday through Thursday from 10 p.m. to midnight, the MSU Ballroom Dance Team works to perfect their footwork.
Universally laughed at for its silly appearance and comedic history, the Segway has rarely been able to shake off the stigma associated with it.
Laughter is the best way to fight the blues away, or at least that’s what mathematics senior Tom Gannon says.
As MSU approaches mid-semester, many students are finding their favorite study spots and perfecting their best study habits.
Michigan State's win against Michigan was indescribable.
For more than 100 years, the MSU Cycling Club has been riding the trails across campus.
Making video games is a dream for some gamers out there, but for some students it is a reality.
Recently, one student has been spotted walking to class with an unusual companion.
Do you think you know everything about the MSU and U-M rivalry?
MSU alumnus Eric Thomas went from having nothing to becoming something.
Staying up all night to protect a statue in October might sound a little ridiculous to the average person.
It has been a busy few years for Marissa Marinello at the Refugee Development Center.
Recently, the cupcake challenge has taken over the MSU Snapchat story.
On Friday and Saturday, the 15th annual Accapalooza was held at the Hannah Community Center and featured seven of MSU’s collegiate a cappella groups.