Every once in a while there’s a movie that comes along that just gets under my skin. But it is only a blip on my movie radar.
When I first learned AWOLNATION and Middle Class Rut would be making an appearance just minutes away from where I lived, I was ecstatic.
Techno music blasted in the background as Tony Esch’s snowboard glided up a wooden ramp and skidded across a metal beam.
After 9/11, Hamit Arvas said many gained an inaccurately negative image of Muslims in America.
Seth Bernard and May Erlewine were surprised by the beauty and diversity of southern Ethiopia — a region they expected to be bare and vast.
Theatre senior Chris Robinson, dressed in a ruffled white shirt and gray coat, fanned theatre senior Krista Delong as her character Lady Bountiful demanded he tend to her needs.
Seth Rentfrow was just another solo artist promoting his music on MySpace, hoping someone would take interest in his work.
Using inspiration from the various places she has traveled, such as the Republic of the Philippines, where she was born, journalism and psychology senior Lovena Gahunia creates vibrant and unique outfits.
It is almost the weekend. Classes are ending, and students are ready to unwind. Here is a roundup of events to attend during the weekend respite.
When walking into an office for an interview, I want to make a positive impression — which means its time to put on a snazzy outfit.
Economic senior Walter Bivens thinks Eric Thomas is a name that should be better known on campus.
Murder, true love and a pinch of comedy — “West Side Story” has all the ingredients for an engaging show. But prior to seeing the show live, I had my doubts about this recipe.
When Phil Williams saw the line of hundreds of students outside the video game store Monday night, he couldn’t believe his eyes.
These Michigan filmmakers have lit sets, miked subjects, shot scenes and edited clips.
With Halloween passed and Thanksgiving and other holidays around the corner, what better way to spice up your dinner table than with this homemade gift?
New York City street gangs will take the stage in East Lansing on Tuesday for the opening night of “West Side Story.”
Anita Gonzalez wanted to show her 14-year-old daughter what women can do.
Local photographer Robert Turney hopes his images of a psychiatric hospital patient and the text portraying this patient’s deranged story will provoke.
After traveling throughout the country to perform with opera companies such as the Santa Fe Opera and the Florida Grand Opera, MSU alumnus Benjamin Clements is returning to East Lansing for a performance.
Lance Armstrong’s cancer foundation, LIVESTRONG, started the silicon wristband fad off with selling its yellow bracelets to help raise money for cancer research.