The deputy secretary for the Department of Agriculture visited campus Wednesday morning to honor MSU for being one of the greenest of the green research institutions in the country.
Preparing faculty and staff to think in a survival mindset, the MSU police presented a pilot training program for active shooter and hostage situations Wednesday in the Main Library.
When art history and visual culture senior Meghan Burke received a call that she would be interning at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., she was both shocked and relieved.
For Rinchen Lhazom and Munkhsoyol Baatarjav, an opportunity to experience the U.S. in a professional setting included community participation on both a university and city level.
Anna Motz always has been infatuated with fashion and design. It wasn’t until she stumbled upon an apparel class at MSU that she decided to switch her major from business to a double major in apparel and textile design and interior design.
Likely not to be hitting the fan — but powering it — a new waste-based energy source is drawing the attention of MSU officials to see if it can prove to be financially viable.
Derek Polischuk, an MSU assistant professor of piano and director of piano pedagogy, will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the Music Building Auditorium.
Students and community members will have the opportunity to search campus for frogs, lizards and other animals from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 23 during the MSU Bioblitz and Herp Survey.
On Nov. 22, 1963, three shots rang out in Dallas and echoed across the country. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated and the world was left to wonder why.
A relatively young Michigan political group is looking to recall Gov. Rick Snyder from office, citing the freshman governor’s deep-cutting budget proposals and controversial legislation in recent months.
For psychology sophomore Amy Shulman, heading home for the holidays wasn’t an option. Although Shulman was unable to travel home, her mother joined her at the table of MSU Hillel’s Seder for Passover held Tuesday for students across campus.
Program changes and proposed changes to the course repeat policy were discussed at the Executive Committee of Acadmic Council, although the group did not reach a quorum during Tuesday’s meeting and could not vote on all action items.
For medical and public health graduate student Kyle Martin, Seguin, Haiti, was something of a second home.
A state Senate committee passed its version of higher education funding bill Tuesday, the next step in the process of appropriating money to Michigan’s 15 public universities.
The first graduating class from MSU never made it to their graduation. All of them were deployed to fight in the Civil War. Today, MSU’s ROTC is one of the largest programs in the country, and about 50 cadets within the ROTC were honored Tuesday at the annual Spring Awards ceremony.
Conference organizers plan to intellectually battle racial inequality in the criminal justice system this week at the seventh national Race in 21st Century America Conference.
For mathematics sophomore Carly Jankowiak, moving away meant leaving two important members of her family — her dogs.
When marketing senior Alex Zurowski heard about Monday’s Adult Swim Carnival at Mac’s Bar, 2700 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing, he was more than willing to volunteer.
Despite representing schools with a long-standing and heated rivalry, the graduate student governments from MSU and the University of Michigan have announced a collaborative partnership between the two groups.
The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority will have the blues Wednesday for the Catwalk for the Cure fashion show and silent auction in support of juvenile arthritis.