Day of Service unites Spartans
On Saturday, April 18th, Spartans across the country— and the world— banded together to help make a difference in their communities.
On Saturday, April 18th, Spartans across the country— and the world— banded together to help make a difference in their communities.
The first and most obvious of these strategies is going to the grocery store. It’s no secret buying and cooking one’s own meals is the quickest, easiest and cheapest way to save money, and stores like Kroger and Meijer are the most popular places for students to flock
Taxi services and Zipcars can be utilized on campus for students who need to use a car but don’t want the commitment of owning one. Gas, mileage and full coverage insurance are taken care of when a person signs up with Zipcar and pays the registration fee and rental fee, which varies by location.
We had two of our reporters track their expenses for a month.
MSU is creating a new office for discrimination claims, including sexual assault and relationship violence, an area previously managed by the Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives headed by Paulette Granberry Russell, according to an MSU statement.
The Red Cedar River cleanup took place Sunday and volunteers retrieved a number of strange items.
Today and tomorrow only, step right up and get your picture taken with the 2014 Rose Bowl Trophy and the 2015 Cotton Bowl Trophy.
For the first time, the humans defeated the zombies in MSU's annual Spartans vs Zombies competition. We sent a reporter into the campus-wide battle.
Organized by NAISO, the Powwow of Life at MSU was the last university powwow before official tribal outdoor powwows begin in May.
The Official MSU Drag Show, one of the University Activities Board’s most popular events of the year, draws in more than 500 students of all backgrounds to create relationships and foster a sense of belonging.
In a bold display of defiance prompting the MSU police to post officers at the doors to the Hannah Administration building, the Graduate Employees Union staged a protest Friday morning before the Board of Trustees meeting.
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The yearly costs will increase from $9,154 to $9,474 with the purchase of a silver meal plan.
MSU’s drag personas are being dusted off to come out and strut their stuff at the 2015 Official MSU Drag Show, which will take place 9 p.m. Friday at the Crossroads Food Court in the International Center.
MSU's Spartan Statue was painted blue and maize last night, although the extent of the paint job is unknown, according to Adam Lawver of the Landscape Services Department.
The candlelight vigil was held at the rock on Farm Lane and students were encouraged to wear red, green and white — the colors of Kenya’s flag. MSU students from Kenya and members of the Lansing Kenyan Association spoke and shared their feelings about the tragedy.
The face of eSports is changing across the world, with the first university adding it to their athletic program.
MSU Breakdance club will compete against other Midwest breakdancing crews this Saturday as part of the Red Cedar Ransom 6 at The Loft in Lansing.
Relay for Life is an Organized fundraising walk, taking place in the evening, designed to raise awareness about cancer and money towards cancer research.
For finance junior and China native Zhouxiaoxiong Qi, there are several complexities involved when American companies attempt to hire international students.