A local business allows customers of all ages to express their creativity and build a masterpiece — except the work of art may consist of crushed Reese’s Pieces, fresh raspberries and hot fudge. Or it could be a combination of broken Oreo chunks and a drizzled caramel, marshmallow topping.
Cheryl Connell-Marsh still loves to do the morning feed. After 25 years at Nottingham Equestrian Center, 16848 Towar Ave., she still loves to go in the barn in the morning when it’s dark and quiet and the horses mostly are asleep.
Dr. D, I am a junior at MSU and I wanted to write you about an issue that is important to me and ask for some help to educate others about it. Last year, before I was dating my girlfriend, she was date-raped.
For recent graduate Vicky Shall, spring cleaning is a must this year. It’s a challenge she and other MSU students face when their dorm rooms and apartments have gathered grime and clutter during the winter.
Have you been bitten by the spring cleaning bug? You’re not alone, and with all the time and patience needed to take on the sometimes daunting task of organizing a 20-something’s space, the end of the ordeal can sometimes seem impossible to reach.
The Apple earbuds have become an iconic symbol in the world of consumer electronics. Acting as more than a piece of audio equipment, these bright white headphones have been immortalized by the dancing silhouettes featured in popular iPod commercials and have gained status as a necessary accessory.
With warm weather well on the way, students are taking to MSU’s sidewalks, basketball courts and open spaces in search of two things: exercise and fun. Here are some of the positives and negatives associated with getting fit in the great outdoors.
The Student Apparel Design Association will host a “What Not To Wear” event at 8 p.m. April 16 at the Union.
Flatfoot, a band formed in East Lansing in fall 2000, with roots in Lansing, Detroit and “Ann Arbor-ish” will releases its album “Wild Was Our Mercy” at 8 p.m. Saturday at Mac’s Bar, 2700 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing.
Today is a first in Cole’s Kitchen. That’s right, I made cookies. Cookies were a baked good I had been wanting to get to, but not until I found something worthy and unique to bring to them.
In a world where multibillion-dollar corporations are struggling to survive, a group of MSU entrepreneurs have launched a profitable business from the humble beginnings of a Brody Hall dorm room.
Nancy McRay tried to ignore it — the nagging little voice in her head that whispered “Weave!” She took the practical approach: advertising degree from MSU in 1977, job in the advertising department of the Lansing State Journal, marriage, children and a position as a local arts coordinator.
College is a whole new world for many freshmen traveling campus for the first time. The State News sat down with one of these brave explorers to get a glimpse, in 15 questions or fewer, at a new face on campus and her perspective of her new frontier.
I need to talk to someone right away. I went on spring break to Jamaica and I had sex with someone from the island without using protection.
Once a week, humanities and linguistics senior Ericka Jackson has a routine. Jackson picks her sons up from day care and goes to the pharmacy to refill yet another prescription. Most of the time, the pharmacist tells her the refills aren’t filled and have to be re-approved — yet again — by her sons’ nurses and doctors. Then she drives to a local medical supply company to buy special formula for her baby boy. It costs her $67 a box.
The Music & Entertainment Career Association, or MECA, will hold its first meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in room 131 of Hubbard Hall.
You see someone across the room at a party, look them in the eyes and like that, you are intrigued. Where do you go from here? Flirting is something every college student does, but most don’t do correctly.
Spring is officially here, and in the spirit of the season, we are bringing the scenery out of the gardens and onto our clothing with the ever-growing trend of floral prints and influences on patterns.
When my Uncle Tim offered up the old Bertsos Beer Bread recipe to me for my little kitchen column, I thought, “of course!” After St. Patrick’s Day, something like this is perfect because it enables people to use their “leftovers.”
College is a whole new world for many freshmen traveling campus for the first time. The State News sat down with one of these brave explorers to get a glimpse, in 15 questions or fewer, at a new face on campus and his perspective of his new frontier.