It’s 1967, and Detroit is crumbling to the ground. Race riots have torn the city apart as vandals smash windows and thieves fend for themselves among the unwatched stores. The riots arose from a storm of integration, which pushed tensions among races to volatile levels.
Supporters of the College of Music’s music therapy program called for an external investigation into the program’s recommended elimination Tuesday, challenging administrators’ claims that no alternatives could prevent the program’s demise.
After a summer of renovations, Owen Graduate Hall will hold an open house beginning at 2:30 p.m. today.
William Davis, the director of the United Nations Information Center in Washington, D.C., brought international issues closer to East Lansing with his visit to campus Monday.
A group of researchers, including an MSU professor, warn studies predicting the world’s natural forests will be almost gone before the end of the century might become reality unless countries change how carbon is credited.
Surrounded by several nude body moldings, Larry Kirkwood said his artistic goal is to portray beauty in all of its forms.
Comedian Robin Williams is scheduled to take the stage at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday at the Auditorium as part of his Weapons of Self Destruction tour.
William Davis, director of the United Nations Information Office in Washington, D.C., will be on campus today to discuss the relationship between the U.S. and the U.N. with university officials and students.
Even though he’s the vice president of the MSU Chess Club, Alex Delgado admits he doesn’t know everything about the game.
As Arabic music filled Auditorium field Friday night, a line of people waited for a chance to sample some fine cuisine, indulge in hookah and, if they weren’t too full, dance to the live DJ.
As the national debate over health care continues, ASMSU officials said they are considering giving MSU students more health insurance options and hope to implement a low-cost plan that would rival the one currently offered by the university.
As soon as students and faculty walked into the Indian Student Organization’s Diwali celebration Sunday, the group made sure to make them feel that they were a part of the Indian culture.
Despite MSU’s top rankings for its education programs with U.S. News and World Report, reforms are necessary at all education colleges, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said in a speech Thursday at Columbia University.
Jazmyne Cheese never got to say goodbye to her dad before she moved out. Cheese grew up in a divided household. Her parents fought, her dad was accused of cheating with another woman and even though she refers to herself as a daddy’s girl, when the time came, she left with her mother.
ASMSU is looking into creating a low-cost student health-care plan in light of possibilities that the university will make health care mandatory for all MSU students in the future. ASMSU is MSU’s undergraduate student government.
Starting Monday, several Muslim students at MSU took small steps to help solve a global problem one day at a time.
A virtual world where information about sex trade openly is shared by prostitution customers on the Internet is being studied by an MSU criminologist to understand the subculture.
MSU will announce the Spartan Scholarship Challenge this weekend in hopes of raising millions for students in need of scholarships sparked by an anonymous gift of $10 million to the university in April.
A revised version of a students’ rights and responsibilities document that was last changed 25 years ago was submitted to ASMSU’s Academic Assembly for further consideration.
Students who spend countless hours on Facebook staying in touch with friends and keeping up with the latest applications might need to be more cautious in what they click, according to a statement released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.