James Madison Freshman Carly Anderson needed a white dress for her sorority initiation. She initially had trouble finding the dress, but found luck after a suggestion to use up-and-coming company Rent the Runway.
The MSU Pre-Veterinary Medical Association, or PVMA, is a club for undergraduate students interested in veterinary medicine, veterinary technology, research and many other animal-related professions.
If you’re anything like my family, celebrating Thanksgiving doesn’t mean anything too elaborate.
Stratford Shakespeare Festival: “Shakespeare’s Will” is coming to campus the weekend following Thanksgiving break.
Every Time I Die will perform at 6:30 on Dec. 18 at The Loft, 414 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra, or TSO, doesn’t just go out with a bang, it comes in with one as well.
Premedical freshman Annika DeSouza’s team was called to the stage.
Elementary education senior Michael “Mick” Haley said he has embraced benefits of his beard from the moment he discovered the first few hairs sprouting on his face.
Although Lon Coleman lost his brother to a car accident years ago, his brother’s heart beats on — in the body of another.
Elizabeth LaPrelle remembers the first time she heard Appalachian ballad music. She said was sitting at a music camp on the first night and a woman came out and belted out the most beautiful song she had ever heard.
On Thursday Nov. 15, the Live On staff of Wonders Hall will create an experience that they hope will live up to the building’s name.
When Amol Pavangadkar, a teaching specialist and senior producer for the MSU College of Communication Arts and Sciences, was selected for an exclusive weeklong program, he had no idea he would talk to some of the biggest names in television production.
Graduate student Anthony Stanco always knew he wanted to teach jazz. He just didn’t expect that he’d be sharing his knowledge with adults and senior citizens. .
There are two types of people in this world: people who start listening to Christmas music the day after Halloween, and people who wait until after Thanksgiving.
Nadir Bouhmouch, director, producer and writer of the documentary “My Makhzen and Me” paid a visit to MSU on Monday.
A stroll down Michigan Avenue at 7 p.m. on Saturday night would have provided the usual suspects: bus stop passengers, bar crawls and businessmen sitting down for a late dinner.
With the seconds ticking by on the clock, teams of kids worked frantically to complete their robots in time for the scheduled competitions.
With the beginning of November comes a shuffle in holiday spirit.
Before joining Parsons Dance Company in New York in 2008, Eric Bourne said he was struggling to find his true identity.