When he graduated from MSU in 1968, Larry Roche hoped to return to campus one day, but he never realized his dream would come true almost 40 years after he left.
For Teresa Dunn, assistant professor in the Department of Art and Art History, studying abroad in college was an experience that stuck with her.
After four months of renovations, the Abrams Planetarium will open to the public today, unveiling its improved interior dome and new seating area.
On the fourth Friday of September for the past eight years, the state has celebrated the history of some of its oldest residents.
Olin Health Center’s potential relocation and health initiatives for students were the topics of two bills passed Thursday by ASMSU’s Student Assembly Policy Committee. ASMSU is MSU’s undergraduate student government.
About 30 drinkers swarmed Grand River Avenue Wednesday night, jumping from bar to bar, imbibing some of their favorite drinks. But this wasn’t the usual bar crawl — these drinkers were pounding coffee.
For East Lansing residents and MSU students, biking and walking around town will become easier in the coming months.
Despite its collapse in 1918, College Hall — MSU’s first building — might not have taught its last lesson.
Chicken breast lightly seasoned with Italian spices, served in a smoky bacon cream sauce with linguine, peas and asparagus. A crisply cooked pepperoni and provolone cheese stromboli. For dessert: warm chocolate brownies with caramel icing.
In an effort to help fifth-grade students attain a better grasp on health awareness, students and faculty from MSU will lead the (S)Partners for Heart Health Education program for the second year in a row, starting this month.
Hollywood screenwriter Mark Marabate is coming to MSU Wednesday to discuss with interested students and residents how books can be transformed into films.
Despite a growing number of pink slips being issued to American teachers, an increasing number of public schools are recruiting abroad to fill positions in hard-to-staff districts, according to a report released by the American Federation of Teachers.
Generating more student interest in the engineering field is one of the primary goals of the Center for Engineering Education Research, or CEER, a new research initiative in the MSU College of Engineering.
A bill that would protect minors who seek medical attention in the event of alcohol overconsumption might be presented before a state House legislative committee in the coming weeks, and ASMSU officials said Monday they would testify in support of the bill.
Two years of hard work paid off as two MSU faculty members premiered their documentary “Arabs, Jews, & the News” on Monday night at the Communications Arts and Sciences Building.
Increased student involvement, improved interdepartmental collaboration and goal setting for the coming school year were some of the various topics at a retreat undertaken by ASMSU this weekend.
As a group of children added watercolor paint to their own version of what a tropical fish would look like Saturday, MSU art education seniors taught them how to mix colors at MSU’s Saturday Morning Art program.
A week dedicated to promoting and celebrating Japanese culture began this weekend as MSU’s eighth annual Japan Week hit East Lansing.
As part of the federally recognized Constitution Day, MSU students and faculty gathered Thursday to discuss how various national issues fit within the document and what it means to today’s society.