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Do you miss the days when MTV played more music videos?
MSU students and faculty in search of a new cultural experience may not have to look any further than the MSU Museum.
New initiatives to increase student participation in on-campus recycling were announced at the Residence Hall Association’s first meeting Wednesday.
Four months ago, students began paying an extra 25 cents for sodas from on-campus vending machines. Now, they will have to dish out an extra 10 cents for their candy, chips and other goodies.
“Tony,” as many of his friends called him, died of kidney failure on his 38th birthday on May 13. Many of his friends say that when they came back from summer vacation, they were shocked by the news.
A recent survey showed the percentage of college freshmen who volunteer has steadily increased since 1990, and volunteer leaders say MSU has been no different.
They’re llamas, and they’re invading campus this weekend.
The search to find environmentally-friendly solutions for the diminishing oil supply and increasing oil consumption in the United States may end right on MSU’s campus.
It’s a new semester and that means new faces, goals and attitudes for MSU’s Residence Halls Association’s executive board.
It’s not just tuition that has increased.
Knock knock. Who’s there?
Embryonic stem cell research - the extraction of stem cells from aborted embryos - is what many scientists say could be the new direction for the cure of debilitating diseases.
Born in Rome, spent most of my toddler years in my home country of Nigeria, most of my mischievous childhood in Canada, went through my teenage years in Kenya, then moved back to Nigeria as a “mature adult,” and I use that term loosely.
Sgt. Florene Taylor has replaced Detective Tony Willis, who served as information officer for more than two years. Willis now works as a campus patrol officer on afternoons.
About 20 people at least got information on it Tuesday while listening to visiting scholar Apostolos Kiritsakis’ seminar about the oil’s benefits.
After days of sweltering heat, where temperatures have been in the mid-90s and the heat index rose to 100 degrees, creating steamy conditions in the Lansing area, cooler conditions are on the way.
Because two of their most beloved celebrity “heartthrobs” have just checked into rehabilitation facilities for alcohol abuse and there is some indication more may soon follow.
Michigan quilts are the focus of two new exhibitions at the museum, which opened Sunday and will run through December.
The event is being coordinated by the Lansing-based North American Beikoku Shido-kan Association.
The Samuel Beckett play is designed to “rouse audiences to demonstration of enthusiasm and anger” and will be directed by Bob Gras.