Starting next month, MSU alumna Lauren Davis will hike 4,100 miles on the Appalachian Trail and Appalachian International Trail, starting in Georgia and ending in Canada.
The women's basketball team got a much-needed week and a half off following a disappointing defeat in the semifinal round of the Big Ten Tournament to Nebraska.
By Robert Bondy?The regular season has officially come to an end, with MSU hockey on the verge of participating in history in the making this week.With the Big Ten Tournament only a few days away, head coach Tom Anastos addressed the media at his weekly press conference, touching on MSU’s latest goaltending situation, among other subjects.
After months of interviewing candidates, it was announced that June Youatt is set to become MSU's next provost.
MSU Women’s Rugby is more than just a team, it’s a family.? Young women from a cross campus join together to play the sport that they love with the people they love even more.
The five stages of grief.It’s Tuesday, March 4 at11:06 p.m. I’m relaxing in a hotel lobby after spending a relaxing day under the Florida sun on spring break.Buzz.
MSU students, professors and Lansing-area residents protested on the steps of the Capitol Tuesday against a new law that requires women to purchase an additional rider if they want abortion procedures covered by insurance.
MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon announced on Tuesday that she will recommend current acting provost June Youatt to become the next provost and executive vice president for academic affairs. President Simon will recommend her choice to the Board of Trustees for its approval in its April meeting. Youatt is a graduate of MSU and also has years of experience as both a teacher and administrator.“Student, faculty member, administrator - June Youatt has contributed tremendously to Michigan State University,” Simon said in a statement.
I don't have any tattoos or facial piercings myself, so I can't provide a lot of personal experience or insight on the topic, but?I'm envious of anyone ballsy enough to make a permanent decision like getting a tattoo.Tattoos and piercings use your body as a medium to express yourself.
When criminal justice sophomore Courtney Buchanan began reading the book “Divergent” last summer, she couldn’t put it down. Buchanan is now looking forward to Thursday night, when the characters of her favorite novel will finally come to life.
A number of buildings were evacuated on north campus just south of the Red Cedar River Tuesday morning because of a suspicious odor that investigators
After beginning the previous two NCAA Tournaments in College Park, MD, at least a few members of the No. 20 women’s basketball team enjoyed a sigh of relief after finding out that this year’s first round would be elsewhere.
After the confetti fell in Indianapolis following the Big Ten championship game, a different kind of green fell over East Lansing on Monday.
Don’t be surprised if you’re out to dinner and see someone casually pull a bottle of wine out of his or her bag and start drinking it.House Bill 5046 went into effect March 14 giving bars and restaurants with liquor licenses the option of allowing their customers to bring their own wine.
MSU will be hosting its first annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Cybercrime at The James B. Henry Center for Executive Development on March 20.
This past week has bore witness to a major evolution in the punishment of BP over the oil spill which decimated the gulf region only a few short years ago, giving more leeway to the oil giant than initially decided by our legal system.
March Madness is upon us, which means the pressure is on for head coach Tom Izzo and the No. 11 MSU men’s basketball team.
A new ordinance could allow property owners to increase the height of their buildings in the district on Grand River Avenue near the Michigan Avenue split. JM
For Logan Stark, riding a bicycle is more than a leisurely activity. It is a way to heal the emotional and physical wounds of war. The professional writing senior is bringing Project HERO to East Lansing.