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There Will Be Criticism: 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle'
To this end, I can’t ascribe it a favorable rating, regardless of how giddy its lovely action scenes made me.
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Lansing area parks to enjoy fall foliage
Red, yellow and brown leaves are already starting to change the landscape here in Michigan. If you are looking to venture off campus to make the most of the fall colors, there are several options that make for a picturesque fall hike.
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Introducing the 13th SMB Director: David Thornton
Although David Thornton is the new director, he is anything but foreign to the culture of the Spartan Marching Band — this is his sixth year of involvement, and Director of Bands Kevin Sedatole estimates he is one of the best the band has ever seen.
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Video: Unicha Tea & Ice Cream Grand Opening
Unicha Tea & Ice Cream shop opened up this past week on 111 Division St. in East Lansing.
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ELPD looks to engage the public with game-day tweet alongs
If you’re looking for a definition of the phrase “exasperated sarcasm,” look no further than to the Twitter page of the East Lansing Police Department.
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There Will Be Criticism: mother!
The totality of its formal brilliance and narrative ingenuity seizes on the spectator in a way impossible for life to recreate, in a manner far from pleasurable yet on some level transcendently pleasing, in a way that shaped in the form of Aronofsky’s middle finger declares triumphant I have made you feel something new!
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As the tables turn: Flat, Black & Circular celebrates 40 years in East Lansing
Flat, Black & Circular, an East Lansing record store located on Grand River Ave, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this week.
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King of Late Night Jay Leno books the Wharton Center for rare performance
Critically acclaimed late night talk show host and stand-up comedian Jay Leno will be performing live at the Wharton Center on Sunday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m.
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Sightings of cockroaches in residence hall lead to questions of potential infestation
Freshman Meagan Wozny received a surprise, just a few short weeks after moving into her MSU dormitory.
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Lansing City Council approves ordinance cap on medical marijuana dispensaries in the area
On Thursday night, the Lansing City Council approved a city ordinance to put a cap on the number of medical marijuana dispensaries allowed in the city.
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'No chance in hell' Aaron Stephens in pursuit of City Council
“Political newcomer” seems to be an unfavorable description for Aaron Stephens, though it is appropriate in all technicality. The vantage point most of the voting public has, he’s a kid. Just 21 and fighting for a spot in one the state’s most politically active cities.
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Organizations Back the Blue 5K and Back the Badge Michigan host first annual 5K Run in Lansing
Come out and enjoy a fun fill afternoon with family and friends at the first annual Back the Blue 5K and Community Building event, hosted by the Adado Riverfront Park on Sept. 23, located on 300 N. Grand Ave.
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The Jewish High Holy Days at MSU, explained
For Jewish people, the twin holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are a time of celebration, reflection and atonement. But for non-Jewish students who might be confused as to what their Jewish friends mean when they say “Shanah tovah” or stop eating for a day, here’s an explainer.
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The Rough & Tumble will perform at the Concert in the Courtyard series in Lansing on Sept. 21
Nashville-based recording duo Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler, better known as The Rough & Tumble, will be performing at the Concerts in the Courtyard series in Lansing on Thursday, Sept. 21.
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MSU's University Activities Board hosts '90s Flashback event for students
The University Activities Board of MSU, known as the UAB, recently hosted a '90s Flashback event for students.
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Detailed overview of MSU's new Grand Rapids Research Center, set to open Sept. 22
Now two years in the making, MSU is gearing up for the grand opening of its newest Human Medicine research facility, the Grand Rapids Research Center.
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Better in threes: Triplets hit the ground running at MSU
Seeing twins around campus may cause people to take a double take, however, triplets roaming MSU campus takes the genetic code to a whole new level.
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Local bars and ELPD explain what happens when students use fake IDs
Underage students looking to get into bars could see legal action taken against them if they use fake identification, police say.
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Department of Forestry instructor has unique, historical ties to Tokyo and MSU
Forestry, though sometimes underrated, is a great recreational activity to provide peace of mind. It allows one to connect with natural forest environment on a meaningful level, while in an open, secluded area.
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Current and former Apparel and Textiles Design students gain VIP access to New York Fashion Week
After creating fashion collections that best incorporate the Spartan brand, MSU apparel and textiles design senior Emily Bankes and MSU alumnus Mitch Fehrle both won an opportunity of a lifetime, to spend the weekend behind the scenes at the nation’s largest fashion event.