Gearing up for Halloween as anything from Paul Bunyan to a glamorous skeleton, Spartans took their spirit to Dublin Square Irish Pub Wednesday night.
In the midst of the fall season, students of MSU travel throughout Michigan in search of the best cider, doughnuts and fall activities. These are four of students' favorite cider mills.
bick - a lot of fundraisers happen through greek life but getting into the community is just as importantComing out and doing this, you get to see the direct effect.”It’s a cool experience to say you did something like thisIt’s something a lot of people don’t know about and whenever they do hearing people doing it, it’s coolgoudie - when we can expose people to persons with intellectual disabilities … maybe as they become leaders in the community they’ll be the ones who will go out and embrace these athletes and maybe hire some of them or work with them
Robert Frost, Maya Angelou, Sylvia Plath and Tupac were just a few of the dead poets resurrected at Dublin Square on Tuesday night. Not literally of course, but through the Dead Poets’ Contest, which was hosted by the Old Town Poetry Series and the MSU Center for Poetry.
By Ian Martin Not feeling the Halloween spirit this year?
With seven distinct voices and one common bond, the MSU a cappella community has a long history of creating harmony.
By Meagan Beckmbeck@statenews.comAs Halloween draws near, carved pumpkins are lining the sidewalks and windows of houses in East Lansing.
The Kellogg Center will be hosting the special event, “Sex Sells… But at What Cost? A Free Screening For America The Beautiful 3,” on Oct. 27 at 7 p.m.
“She’s my miracle girl,” Mabel Menadier-Thomas said of her daughter, Caroline Thomas. Caroline was addicted to cocaine and alcohol at birth.
While anxiously waiting for her latest online shopping order to arrive in the mail, spanish senior Skylar Taylor said she finds
By Ian Martin ian.martin@statenews.com Panda House“This is my first time here.
For 200, name a classic game show, that consists of three contestants and a series of trivia questions.
TIM POTTER:MSU Bikes part of MSU Sustainability, this is Sustainability weekwhat MSU bikes is doing is every day of the week we’re in an diff residential neighborhood offering minor maintenancebrake, shifting, oil for chainsother things like offering my advice helping students with proper fit or talking with them where they ride or bike safety advceI try to make sure people are safe and help them with other issues while working on their bikelast year was first year we’re short staffed this fall so I do as much as I can on my ownI helped about 15 people yesterday with their bikeshopefully I can help even more students with their bikesa lot of times they don't know they need air or oil, I see them ride by and see their tires are soft so I suggest giving them air i can do the same things with bikes as doctorsseats to low, squeaky chains free - it’s a way to give back to community and introduce people to the concept of to maintaining their bikes eventually we may charge through wifi or something but right now it’s free so students should take advantage of itwithin 5 or 10 minutes i can help a bike with minor thigns but minor thigns can turn to major things if the bike has been neglectedit’s good to get it checked out before it falls apart because then it gets bicycling is a great way to get around, you’re not impacting environment at all.enjoy the speed of it and healthcontributes a lot to our whole mission of sustain for the campus and part of the reason w’ere part of sustainability for campus a lot of students don’t ride because it’s getting colder, can stay warmer because it’s exercising it’s not as big of an issue to ride in the cold as people may thinki like to encourage people to keep riding through bad weathergenerally freeVANDENBIL- It’s in a really convenient location I think with the halls over here,” Vandenbil and it's nice and only takes a few minutes out of your day and it lengthens the life of your bikeSITAR- I like riding my bike to class because it’s a lot quicker than walking
Human organ trafficking is not exactly the most frequently talked-about issue.
For studio art graduate student Samuel Bennett, art isn’t a passion -- it’s an instinct.Bennett’s studio is blank walls plastered with artwork, floors covered in cutouts for collages, and chairs and shelves vanished beneath scraps of magazines and book covers.As a child, he was constantly drawing and creating and that continued as he grew older.Bennett came to MSU as an undergraduate student because he had lived in Michigan his whole life and wanted to be near his family while he studied.
With roughly 49,000 students on campus, one can imagine there's diverse amount of talent waiting to be discovered.
Akers Hall Community Director Sara Olsztyn found an easy way for students to keep less fortunate children warm during the winter.
After a few years of impromptu gigs and experimenting in the local band scene, Lansing-based band Joe Hertler & the Rainbow Seekers are launching an album and a tour under their new record deal. “In the very beginning, there weren’t any expectations and it was just a super fun time,” vocalist and guitarist Joe Hertler said.
At noon on Sunday sororities and other student organizations eagerly awaited the moment they could hit the gas on their boxcars and battle for the lead in Lambda Chi Alpha’s Jr.