College can be a scary place. Whether you are a transfer student or just a freshman, meeting people and trying to navigate through campus can be tough.
Michigan State University featured their "Mean Green" jerseys last Saturday against Maryland.
Two actors with two different paths to the stage headline MSU Department of Theatre’s production of “And Away We Go,” which runs through Jan. 31 with shows at the Studio 60 Theatre in the basement of the Auditorium.
At times she can be found sitting in a small office in the basement of the Natural Science Building. The office contains shelves lined with books about birds and has a bird calendar draped over a cluttered desk.
Punching, blocking and movement techniques along with punching and kicking heavy bags is what MSU Karate Club can be found doing on Tuesdays and Thursday evenings.
President Lou Anna K. Simon visited Associated Students of Michigan State University's general assembly meeting to hear and address student concerns on Jan. 21.
Bills to set aside funds for a presidential candidate to appear at MSU, as well as for MSU to host musical acts were passed by Associated Students of Michigan State University at the organization's first general assembly meeting of the year.
"And Away We Go," a MSU theatre production featuring six students is set to take the stage Jan. 22 at 8 p.m.
Mark Hollis, Mario Impemba and Leigh Steinberg all have two things in common. They have made a successful career for themselves in the sports and entertainment industry and they have all visited MSU's Future Leaders in Sports Entertainment club to provide the members with networking opportunities. Hollis is the Athletic Director at Michigan State, Impemba is a play-by-play analyst for the Detroit Tigers on Fox Sports Detroit and Steinberg is a veteran NFL Agent who has been in the business for over 40 years.
Local band Desmond Jones is well known among the Greater Lansing music scene. Starting next month however, the five-person band is hoping to achieve popularity on a larger scale.
The MSU Union will be unveiling a statue next fall that Michigan State University Union director Tami Khan believes will become as iconic as, Beaumont Tower, Spartan Stadium, and Spartan Statue.
MSU’s Diversity Career fair, the largest spring semester event on campus, is taking place Jan. 21 from 2 to 6 p.m. at Breslin Center. There will also be a number of more specific career fairs taking place across MSU's campus this semester.
After being closed a month for renovation preparation, the East Lansing Public Library is now back open to the public. Preparation included moving books and shelves to the south side of the building. Demolition to start improvements began on the north side while a temporary wall separating the north from the south was built.
William "Bill" Beachler, the founder of The Pride Scholarship at MSU, died on Jan. 11 at the age of 70. Beachler was noted as a "consummate servant" among his peers and made the first $1,000 donation to the scholarship.
MSU students, staff and others paid tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. with a symbolic ''March for Justice," following a banquet held in MSU Union Ballroom.
MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon will speak with and answer questions from the Associated Students of Michigan State University at ASMSU's general assembly meeting next week. ASMSU discussed this and the elimination of a vice president position at its general assembly meeting on Jan. 15.
The 14th annual Mid-Winter Singing Festival will take place Jan. 29-30 at the Hannah Community Center in East Lansing with events scheduled for both days.
MSU aims to make adjusting to campus life painless for freshmen students, whether it’s the start of fall or spring semester, Kyle Carter, Associate Director for Residence Education said.
Following a story published in December regarding questionable water quality at the Eli Broad College of Businessch, other students came forward with complaints about the water in MSU buildings across campus.lw Fisheries and wildlife junior Luke Makilw said the Natural Science and Natural Resources buildings had poor water quality.
According to the MSU Archives, on February 11, 1965, more than 4,000 students and other community members gathered in the Michigan State auditorium to hear Rev.