If you’re anything like me, you probably have a short attention span and need a book that keeps you hooked at all times. Not to fear — I’ve got you covered. And it’s practically inherent that a summer read should involve a cute amount of romance too, and I’ve got that on deck. There's a little something for everyone here, so read on.
“I just want people to be happy and these kids to be safe, I’ll do whatever I can to make sure kids have a safe space,” Lansing drag queen Erik Rogers said.
Throughout June, pride collections fill the shelves of major corporations. Which ones are celebrating effectively and which ones are phoning in a political statement?
We're wrapping up pride month with a list of books you can keep in your beach bag all summer long. From YA Fantasy to retellings of Greek Mythology to juicy romances, each of these books features LGBTQ+ characters whose sexuality is important, but there’s more to the story, as there always is. These stories are full of adventure, political intrigue, drama and, of course, some of the most beautiful romances ever written.
Reactions from local students, lawmakers, anti-abortion and abortion-rights groups on Friday all contribute to the polarized nature of the issue of abortion rights.
Roe v. Wade was officially overturned, leaving reproductive rights in the states' hands.
MSU offers resources to victims of violence. Find resources here: https://centerforsurvivors.msu.edu/education-resources/resources/index.html
The 26th annual Summer Solstice Jazz Festival returned to downtown East Lansing this weekend, showcasing 19 bands over two days.
Recent studies on the presence of microplastics in human blood may make some consumers wary of plastic food and beverage containers. Is it time for us to make a change?
Ovalles achieves this sought-after aesthetic through shopping in the men’s section of the thrift store, tying bandanas around her neck, rocking a good pair of boots, and the ubiquitous, gender-neutral pearl choker.
"Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations" brought Motown to Lansing with the classic music and moves of blues. Theater reporter Liz Nass once again gives her take on the show. Spoiler alert!
Former State News writer and J-School alum Aaron Foley is releasing his debut novel, Boys Come First, describing the book as an authentic piece of queer fiction that also represents Detroit as a whole from his perspective.
AAPI Heritage Month is celebrated during May to honor Asian and Pacific Islanders who contributed to the history, culture and achievements of the United States.
The internet has drifted into the courtroom. The phenomenon of the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial has swept the court of public opinion, allowing for everyone with a Twitter account to issue a verdict.
“Harry's House“ is for singing, and dancing and making memories — it's the ideal party album.
The 59th Annual East Lansing Art Festival is running Saturday, May 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and today, May 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Here's an inside look into some of the artists.
Sam Primack, the alternate actor of Evan Hansen on the national tour of Dear Evan Hansen explains how the show has changed him, "For Forever."
"Everything, Everywhere, All At Once" is absurd in the first moment and genuinely heart-breaking the next. Read our culture reporter's review to find out what moment in particular brought her to the breaking point of bursting into tears the second she talks about it (Hint: it is almost the entire film)
No matter what the style is for Joiner, Gisclon and Schulte, the motivation remains consistent: presenting themselves as more than just collegiate athletes.
Playa Bowls is a New Jersey-based restaurant founded by Robert Giuliani and Abby Taylor, which multiplied into more than 140 stores nationwide. The restaurants offer acai, smoothies, smoothie bowls, oatmeal bowls, coffee, cold-pressed juices, etc. And now, it's coming to East Lansing.