In the midst of all the recent Spartan football success, something even more exciting is happening in the world of MSU: the discovery of what could become an incredible weapon in the battle against childhood cancer.
Lambda Chi Alpha will be holding their second annual Junior 500 Philanthropy Week benefiting Ele's Place today at The Rock on Farm Lane at 4 p.m. Ele's Place is a local Lansing organization that provides counseling to grieving children and teens who have lost a parent or preparing to lose a parent. Kyle Cocozzo, accounting junior and philanthropy chair of Lambda Chi Alpha, said they are hoping to raise more awareness for Ele's Place through their event. “The ultimate purpose of the event is to raise a substantial amount an awareness for Ele’s place,” Cocozzo said.
The future of Planned Parenthood has captured national attention in congress and nationwide. Whether it will be defunded or not is up in the air for now.
Being a senior pursuing degrees in both the College of Engineering and the College of Arts and Letters, I can attest to a stark contrast in the content of class discourse.
Beginning Saturday, October 10th at 11:00 am, East Lansing will be transformed into an intense obstacle course known as the Amazing Spartan Race.
Prostitution A 45-year-old male with no university affiliation was arrested at Candlewood Suites at 8:15 p.m.
MSU’s homecoming weekend included football versus Purdue, a parade, hayrides, and many other events to remind MSU students and alumni of why they love their spartan community.
During the beginning of the school year, some students may simply want to tailgate and enjoy the last bit of decent weather before it takes a turn for the wicked. Some students, however, have noticed an increase in the intensity of the work early in the semester. Applied engineering senior Sarah Niezabytowski has experienced the sudden change this semester, and was caught off guard by it. “They started quizzes the second week, and that caught me off guard,” Niezabytowski said.
Once upon a time, an MSU student with a fade top haircut could moonwalk into a bookstore and purchase an economics textbook for 30 dollars.
Crime on MSU's campus, if comparing 2013 to 2014, has declined, according to an annual report released by MSU police.
A number of The State News' editors and reporters had the opportunity to sit down with President Lou Anna K.
Terry Sanchez Wallace, a former MSU student from Detroit, was sentencing to 18-180 months in prison for his part in a series of home invasions in Hubbard Hall February of 2014.
The first day of Ernest Green’s senior year of high school was one that would be remembered in history books for generations to come.
MSU football junior safety Mark Meyers pleaded guilty Wednesday to impaired driving following a Sept. 6 incident in East Lansing.
Take a look at pictures from MSU's Archives depicting homecoming weekends from 1921 to 1955.
The MSU Safe Place has been granted $20,000 from The Mary Kay Foundation. According to their website, the foundation’s Shelter Grant Program awards $20,000 to one at least one domestic violence shelter in every state in observance of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which begins Oct. 1.
MSU student uses her experiences abroad to find her passion as well as help others find theirs
The "MSU Fight Song" was written in 1915 by Francis Irving Lankey, a civil engineering major and yellmaster at then-Michigan Agricultural College, along with fellow student Arthur L.
MSU has changed the name of its fight song from “MSU Fight Song” to “Victory For MSU,” Director of the Spartan Marching Band, John Madden, said.