Throughout his life, Math 1825 instructor Eric Bennett’s personal challenge has always been with his weight, and he has found that his struggle to be healthy is similar to a student trying to be better in math.
Alongside classes and work, Emily Ross is adding another challenging task to her week — eating entirely local foods.
Move over, cash and checks — paper forms of payment are out. Electronic payments have surpassed checks and cash for in-store payments, according to an American Bankers Association, or ABA, and Dove Consulting payment preference study.
Dr. D, Everyone is talking about obesity these days. My roommate is telling me to count calories, others tell me carbohydrates are bad, some say to restrict fat and others just say I should eat what I want! I am having trouble sorting it out.
Push-ups work your biceps, triceps, chest, shoulder and abdomen muscles. It’s important to concentrate on your form, or pulled muscles or injuries could ensue.
Who would have thought that Steve Urkel pulling his pants up above his belly button would spark a popular trend in the 21st century?
Pets can make even the loneliest college years a little brighter. Here is everything you need to keep your pet happy and healthy.
For more than 10 years, Steve McCornack, 44, and Kelly Morrison, 42, have joined forces to teach COM 225, An Introduction to Interpersonal Communication, together.
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 less, at a new face at MSU and a perspective on his new frontier.
When looking for a gift for a special pooch that doesn’t bite, try a pink camouflage bone or a six pack of beef-flavored nonalcoholic beer to mix it up.
Alejandro is a social creature. At one and a half years old, he can already say his name and age. He makes sure to greet passers-by with a polite nod of his head. Not too shabby for a Hyacinth macaw.
For Natalie Bainter, drinking milk a day or two past the expiration date is no big deal. The English junior says saving food and money trumps the risk of getting sick. “It runs in my family,” Bainter said. “My parents didn’t really believe in wasting, and it saved us a lot of money. It’s not like we ate rotten food.”
“I know I am 18 years old and I hate to admit it, but I already really miss my family and home. I have been trying to deal with it, but I am embarrassed and it seems that no one wants to hear it. I just wanted somebody to listen.”
Making rap beats while he should have been studying paid off for Ryan Barouch. The 2005 MSU alumnus is one of three finalists for VH1’s “The Score” contest for hip- hop producers.
Looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle? How about a private room with a Jacuzzi tub, fireplace and private balcony?
On a sunny Sunday afternoon, a mother makes a light lunch for her boys — all 35 of them.
In the time it takes the average person to make one sandwich, Landon Hall cook Gilbert Manuell skillfully crafts a handful of wraps and sandwiches and collects orders for more.