Black History Month is a time to celebrate the contribution that African-Americans have made to American history.
A group of four MSU students are looking to take steps to bring awareness to mental health issues one yoga pose at a time through The Bateman Competition. Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is the main PR club on campus.
The MSU Hunt Seat Equestrian Team, or MSUET, takes luck seriously. The luck of the draw is a common phrase for the team, and the members believe their success depends on it. This is because horse selection for competitions is literally drawn.
Finally a place where comic book lovers can unite. The MSU Comics Forum started its events on Feb.
“Love. Life. Outdoors.” Those three words have inspired MSU junior Braden Cleary in many ways. One of those ways has been becoming a co-founder of a successful three-year-old clothing company named TheMountCo.
Most MSU students file into Wells hall during the week for their recitations, lectures or waiting in the dreaded Starbucks line. Most however, don’t file in on a Saturday at 8:30 a.m.
While businesses in East Lansing come and go, two small shops have been in their current locations for more than 39 years, and the owners of both businesses have seen their fair share of changes throughout East Lansing and MSU over time.
After battling depression, business management sophomore Murphy Nye learned why puberty and his suicidal thoughts were aligned: he lacked the ability to break down folate.
The increased popularity of eSports throughout the globe, is steadily growing not only in the U.S.
For months students in the Advertising Department have been preparing ad campaigns and work to be submitted into the annual ADDY Awards.
Cowboys and cowgirls are not just people seen in Western movies — they’re also students at MSU. Members of the MSU Rodeo Club aim to do what they love while showing the details of their sport.
The broadway musical Cabaret will make its way to the Wharton Center on Tuesday, Feb. 21 through Sunday, Feb.
Imagine exploring Buckingham Palace in London, exploring the Empire State Building or even exploring the Taj Mahal in India at the expense of only virtual reality while never leaving the classroom.ch Two experience architecture MSU students, senior Tommy Truong and junior Eric Martin, are both researching new ways to bring virtual reality, or VR, directly into the classrooms.ch “The goal of the project is to find affordable and accessible ways to implement virtual and augmented reality in both higher education, as well as K-12, with a focus in higher education,” Truong said.ch The project initially began with a proposal from a friend at the Detroit Institute of Arts, or DIA.ch “We’ve had a friend from the Detroit Institute of Arts approach us a couple years ago with a proposal to innovate some method of modeling museum exhibits in the cheapest and easiest fashion that is affordable for those that are low-budget and be able to be done by those with lower amounts of technical skill,” Truong said.ch Trying out virtual reality didn't hit the two until they found an oculus rift, which is a virtual reality headset.
On a dirt-filled Clise Road in Bath, Mich., Leslie and Adam Cowell take residence in their one-floor home.ch Their home holds a bakery, which was originally a hot tub room, and the location of their Michigan-based company, Riker’s Dog Treats. The two high school sweethearts are now married and officially started selling treats for their company in 2014 as a result of their late dog, Riker.ch Riker became ill toward the end of his life from other dog food, which led to Riker’s veterinarian recommending he eat special food and take medicine, Leslie said.ch Leslie didn't understand the recommendation.
Cross-country biking across the U.S. might seem as a daunting task, but it doesn’t scare one MSU student.
The impact of two opposing players colliding together, being trampled at the bottom of a scrum pile or even dealing with bruises, cuts and blood is all involved in the full contact sport of Rugby. However, this physically and mentally demanding sport doesn’t deter women apart of the women’s rugby team.
MSU alumna and Hell’s Kitchen contestant Kimberly Ryan stood behind the door that would determine her destiny during the show's season finale.
Not everyone possesses a fascination for the insects of the world. In an effort to combat the negative reputation that bugs encompass, academic specialist and collections manager Gary Parsons has dedicated his time at MSU to exposing people to the reasons why he loves bugs through the Entomology Bug House. “Most kids, and actually adults, sort of have a fear or disgust of bugs,” Parsons said.
Dr. Dave Miller understands that every glass of wine is a work of art, but for others, one glass can change a naive perspective. He calls it the epiphany glass.
