COMMENTARY
Spartans can come together without being destructive
Two very different events brought hundreds, if not thousands of students together in the past week.
COMMENTARY
All men should be feminists
I was born and raised around smart, strong, independent and genuinely beautiful females. Throughout my life, I have seen these women make an impact in the community and in other people’s lives, as well as give life to future world citizens.
MICHIGAN
Pride Week features picnic, speed dating on campus
MSU’s Pride Week offers an annual opportunity for students to connect with the local LGBT community.But to preveterinary sophomore Ryan Hoekka, Saturday’s Pride Week festivities meant more than a chance to showcase pride — it was meant to inspire friendship and encourage acceptance.
BASEBALL
Baseball doubleheader upcoming following late Purdue win
Two runs at the top of the eleventh inning helped Purdue top the Spartans in the first of a three-game series Friday afternoon.
MSU
Students United marches to Capitol to protest tuition hikes, other issues
Playing flutes, drums, violins, trumpets and wielding a sign portraying MSU President Lou Anna K.
MICHIGAN
Save the date?
By the age of 4, genomics and molecular genetics senior Zachary DeRade could sing along to every word in “The Sound of Music.” He could dance along, too.
MSU
Broad Museum hosting ongoing project re-envisioning East Lansing
Two architects from WXY in New York, Claire Weisz and Mark Yoes, spoke about their architectural input for East Lansing during the East Lansing 2030: Collegeville Re-Envisioned.
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Students compete in scholarship pageant
A lively audience was treated to the words, talents and leadership ideals of contestants Thursday night in the annual Mr. and Miss Black MSU Scholarship pageant.
MICHIGAN
Court adjourns Lansing drain project lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by the owners of Frandor Shopping Center that sought an injunction on actions regarding the Montgomery Drain project was adjourned Thursday.
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Students protest against MSU Students for Life poster display
A group of about 40 students gathered Thursday in front of the Auditorium to protest against the poster displays mounted on Farm Lane on Wednesday by MSU Students for Life as part of their initiative, the Genocide Awareness Project.
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Presidential elections start for student government
The second phase of ASMSU elections continues as candidates running for eight seats in the Office of the President were announced on Thursday . The general assembly will vote on the seats next week.
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Students walk to 'Release the Stigma' of mental health
Students and faculty gathered around Beaumont Tower Thursday afternoon for the Release the Stigma Walk, which was part of the Mental Health Awareness Week at MSU.
MICHIGAN
Nation remembers Crime Victims’ Rights Week
April marks the annual six-day period when a message of empowering crime victims is pushed into the national spotlight.
BASEBALL
Baseball prepared for weekend series with Purdue
After splitting a pair of games this week against in-state rivals, the MSU baseball team (18-11 overall, 3-3 Big Ten) will host Big Ten Conference foe Purdue this weekend for a three-game series.
FOOTBALL
MSU secondary battle keeps heating up
With the departures of cornerback Darqueze Dennard and safety Isaiah Lewis, the well-known “No Fly Zone”of 2013 is simply no more.
COMMENTARY
LETTER: Pro-life protesters are misguided, need to consider reasons for abortions
An open letter to the anti-abortion protesters on campus:I think you greatly misunderstand the reasons why people seek abortions.
MICHIGAN
Splash of culture
A fter years of practicing classical Indian dance, nutritional sciences sophomore Sapna Bhalsod was up for a new challenge.
SPORTS
Men's golf preparing for weekend invitational; women's golf coming off 3 wins
The No. 20 women's golf team went 3-0 this weekend, defeating Texas A&M, Georgetown and No.
MICHIGAN
Fraternity brothers mourn burned boat
An unknown suspect set fire to a handmade wooden boat between 1 and 1:30 a.m. Thursday at the corner of Spartan and Grand River avenues, according to East Lansing officials.
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Police crack down on texting, driving laws
Police departments nationwide are cracking down on traffic patrol in support of a nationwide campaign to promote April as Distracted Driving Awareness Month.