MSU students and The Ingham County Health Department’s Health Impact Assessment continue to shine light on the housing crisis affecting quality and affordable homes in East Lansing.
Decorating with houseplants is an easy way to add nature into living spaces, with some being more low-maintenance than others, perfect for busy college students. MSU students recommend the best plants to keep in college dorms or apartments.
For off-campus housing, living on the Okemos side or the Lansing side is a big debate amongst MSU students. Each area has its perks and downfalls, but students say the best side ultimately depends on personal and lifestyle preferences.
On Sept. 20, the Greater Lansing United Nations Association (GLUNA) planted a peace pole in commemoration of the UN’s International Day of Peace, which is on the 21st. It now stands in the courtyard behind Wells Hall and the International Center to represent coming together as a community to work for peace.
Michigan State University hired a new campus planner in August to replace Steve Troost, the previous campus planner of two decades. Now, Brandon List is stepping into the role to guide the physical development of MSU's campus.
It was $1 per pet at the Rock on Thursday where student organizers in the MSU Leader Dog Club brought their tail-wagging friends to help with fundraising.
Students and members of the local community gathered in the MSU Broad Museum courtyard for a day-long Drawing Marathon Wednesday. With canvases set outside and markers, glue, paper, paint and more supplies for participants to choose from, they got to work on what they said was an inspiring endeavor.
Reality television shows have always been popular and well-liked by viewers, but a new show has caught the eye of many watchers. What is "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" and why have viewers been hooked? MSU students weigh in.
The Lebanese Student Association held a bracelet making social event in solidarity with those in Lebanon Wednesday evening.
Celebrities have been vocal about their endorsements of this year's presidential candidates, posting their support on social media platforms. MSU students discuss the ways in which this could influence young voters headed to the polls.
Brandy Melville, a fast fashion California-inspired clothing brand, has been surrounded by controversy for their one size fits all sizing system, which results in the exclusion of bigger sizes and questions regarding the company's stance on body positivity and inclusivity. MSU students and East Lansing community members discuss the effect the one size fits all narrative has on individuals and society.
The Office for Education Abroad will be hosting its annual Global Learning Expo on Wednesday, displaying hundreds of programs spanning over 60 countries in the Breslin Center.
Dining halls are some of the most important buildings on campus, as they provide meals that fuel the body. Nutrition can make or break the hectic day of a college student, and MSU dining halls are striving to provide the nutritional, convenient meals that they need.
Lululemon, a well-known athleisure brand, has been popularized in recent years due to social media and brand marketing. The brand is known for its high prices and promising quality, and consumers have been buying these items frequently and sometimes in multiples. However, are individuals solely viewing and purchasing Lululemon apparel as a status symbol or are they purchasing it for its quality?
Instagram now has "teen accounts," which introduce more safety measures and give parents access to enabling restrictions. MSU students and professors reflect on the impacts of social media on children and whether or not these new safety features will combat them.
City Rescue Mission, a key provider for Lansing's unhoused population, recently broke ground on a new homeless shelter in the 400 block of Kalamazoo Avenue. The shelter will aim to support the growing number of homeless people by providing housing, support services and essential supplies 24 hours a day.
From Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, Lansing’s literary hidden gems came alive collectively to highlight their vibrant community during the first annual Lansing Lit Festival. Locations across Lansing hosted activities, readings, workshops and a book crawl to encourage literacy, raise money for local shops and foster community.
Michigan State University's ASL Club grew out of a lack of courses and community spaces for students to learn and practice American Sign Language. The club strives to create a educational and community building environment while advocating for ASL classes to be offered at MSU.
The MSU Union art gallery is showcasing student art that stemmed from a study abroad experience in Greece.
The Wharton Center for Performing Arts hosted an open rehearsal for their upcoming production "In Pieces" on Tuesday morning. The show is a product of the New Musical Laboratory, a collaboration between the Wharton Center and MSU's Department of Theater that allows students the opportunity to work with professional actors.