An essay contest held Nov. 30 allowed students with study-abroad experiences to write about their travels — and at the same time gave them an opportunity to receive scholarships for their work.
Forget a tampon or pad before class? A new program aims to provide menstrual hygiene products to students at various locations across MSU’s campus so that doesn't happen.
Research on asexuality is ever-growing. Current numbers indicate asexuals make up approximately 1 percent of people, according to the Asexual Visibility and Education Network.
Chanin said she knew what she was getting into with taking on the additional responsibilities of a job at MSU. But she was not prepared for what became a months-long battle over her sexual assault during her time at MSU Greenline.
At 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Dec. 8 and at 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 9, a theatrical adaptation of three of Andrea Beaty’s children's books will make their debut on Wharton Center’s Pasant stage.
With temperatures falling and snowfall increasing, hazardous conditions caused by wintry weather are on the rise. Here are some tips for staying safe and warm on campus in cold winter weather.
Lansing’s Potter Park Zoo will begin lighting up the holiday season with its 24th annual Wonderland of Lights.
The Wharton Center welcomes the holiday season with a special Nov. 30 performance by singer and songwriter Harry Connick Jr.
Building a resume through valuable experience at an internship is a necessity for students to thrive in their career. At the same time, unpaid internships can prevent students from prospering.
During Sunday and Monday performances at the MSU Auditorium's Arena Theatre, MSU Department of Theatre students addressed a variety of complex social issues in a "Sexual Politics Series."
The Tony-awarded revival of “Fiddler on the Roof” will be coming to the Wharton Center from Dec. 4 to Dec. 9, 2018.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, began its Mental Health Awareness Week Nov. 10. The latest in the week's event line-up was a panel held so students and panelists could discuss their struggles with homesickness.
Knowledge of another language can be considered a useful tool to have, and individuals who feel the need to improve their English skills can visit the East Lansing Public Library for such a resource.
A carillon concert and ceremony was held Nov. 11 at Beaumont Tower to honor veterans and mark the 100th Armistice Day, the celebration of the anniversary of the end of World War I.
A "bookworm” is used to describe someone who's obsessed with reading — which makes it a fitting word to describe an event focused on getting children to become fond of literature. The Broad Art Museum, with the help of the East Lansing Public Library, hosts a monthly 'Bookworms at the Broad' program aimed at improving virtual literacy in little kids.
International students have different options to explore if they want to celebrate Thanksgiving. For instance, students could stay on campus and eat at one of MSU’s dining halls — or they could visit an American home to fully experience Thanksgiving dinner traditions, thanks to a new program.
Prudden Street Gym, in association with Crown Boxing Club, hosted Capital City Fight Night this past Friday.
Every first Saturday of the month, the Broad Art Museum education staff puts on a Family Day for community members to make creative connections with art exhibitions by completing art activities.
Michigan State contains students from all over the world. This fall, the school has 6,260 international students from 140 countries, and MSU's Office for International Students and Scholars has a tradition to gather them all together.
Glamour Magazine this week published “In Their Own Words: The Army of Women Who Took Down Larry Nassar,” an article featuring interviews with 104 survivors of ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar’s crimes.