Out of the 46 certified Society of American Fight Directors members in the world, only four of them are women, and only one of them works at MSU.
Founder of Quicken Loans and Rock Ventures, owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, self-made businessman and billionaire Dan Gilbert will be holding an open forum at the Eli Broad College of Business at 6 p.m.
For MSU PeaceJam, wanting to make a difference is a common goal. But this Wednesday it will be doing things a little differently: by using music to talk about terrorism and injustice. MSU PeaceJam will be holding it’s first PeaceJam Jam on December 9 from 8 p.m.
Associate professor in the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Cindy Ardvison said Mycoplasma genitalium, first discovered in the 1980s, is an emerging infectious disease.
The Festival of Lights, better known as Hanukkah, is an annual celebration among Jews honoring the miracle that took place at the Holy Temple in Jerusalem during the time of the Seleucid Empire, several decades after the Roman Empire was founded.
A meeting between representatives from the Liberate MSU student collective and Michigan State University President Lou Anna K.
MSU’s freshman showcase gives MSU’s most recently arrived students an opportunity to share a wide range of talents with the community; from set design, to make up, to acting. In the showcase’s 9th annual iteration MSU’s freshman class’ staged an original play based on the same Chinese source material as the popular manga and anime series Dragon Ball, the Ming Dynasty era novel Journey to the West.
A first-ever on-campus housing town hall meeting will take place today in the Delia Koo International Academic Center at 3:00pm. Director of communications for Residential and Hospitality Services Kat Cooper said concerns expressed by students is one of the reasons for this meeting.
Sydney Gort, the MSU junior charged with two counts of making terrorist threats in the MSU School of Packaging, was denied a request for a personal recognizance bond.
Happy Friday Spartans! Here are your top stories for the week of Dec. 5. On Nov. 27 over Thanksgiving break, packaging junior Sydney Gort was arraigned on two counts of making a terrorist threat, MSU spokesperson Jason Cody said. The first count the 23-year-old was charged with stems from a threat made in the MSU School of Packaging on Nov.
The second official trailer for Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice movie features more scenes involving the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum.
MSU Police are reporting an incident of hunting at an MSU satellite property in Okemos, Mich on Nov. 29, MSU police Capt. Doug Monette said.
COGS (Council of Graduate Students) passed two resolutions regarding anti-discrimination policy and the DPPS (Department of Police and Public Safety) Oversight Committee at their monthly meeting on Wednesday.
Paul Schager, Executive Associate AD/External Operations of MSU Athletics, said reselling of tickets and transfers are prohibited.
On seven Saturdays each fall, East Lansing makes its way onto the national stage.
In a rather tumultuous period of American politics as usual, exacerbated by the upcoming presidential primaries, one issue captures the attention of all students alike, the cost of tuition.
One student, in light of these extra fees, wonders why the college’s filtered water, in his experience, is prone to turning brown after a few hours of bottling.
In light of the recent atrocities in Paris, Beirut, and Baghdad, many individuals of the Islamic community explore an interesting duality between feeling total remorse for the victims of these tragedies along with fearing how their fellow Americans will now perceive them.
The State News has compiled a list of just a few of the many activist groups that students looking to make a difference in the community can join.
When Brittany Galliers was a kid, she wanted to be chef. After several attempts at making meals and burning them, she realized culinary arts were not her calling.