Dancing Lessons
Selection Sunday has come and gone, and the MSU men’s basketball team now knows it will travel less than 90 miles to begin its quest for a third national title.
Headed to the Palace
At last, it’s time to break out the dancing shoes. Following a semifinal exit in the Big Ten Tournament, the No.
Engineering dean moves to position of vice president for administrative services
Satish Udpa describes himself as an “accidental administrator.” When he came to the U.S. from India about 35 years ago to further his education, he didn’t know the extent of the possibilities for him on American soil.
St. Paddy's Day from a cop's perspective
Shouts of “I hate you” and “Thank you” from green-clad celebrators greeted East Lansing police Sgt.
Spartans fall to Miami (Ohio), 4-1, in CCHA playoffs
It was a mucky hard-fought series at Steve Cady Arena this weekend, but the Spartans couldn’t manage to pull past the No. 3 Miami (Ohio), as a 4-1 loss in the CCHA playoffs sealed the end of the MSU hockey season.
A look inside the Powwow of Love
The sound of drums boomed as American Indian male and female dancers wearing feather headdresses and vibrant dresses gracefully twirled inside Jenison Field House on Saturday at the 30th annual Powwow of Love.
Disability support programs host 5k run
Hand in hand the whole race, Michael Hudson and his son Marshall Hudson, 7, might not have beat any records or won a medal, but they beat their own record by 30 seconds — and that’s good enough for them.
Medical students celebrate being paired with hospitals
For months, medical student David Ortiz has had to put his life on hold.
World Friendship Day explores cultures
Teens and pre-teens from across the East Lansing area came together at the Spartan Village Community Center to learn about different cultures in the spirit of World Friendship Day on Saturday.
Local police trained to work with disabled, special needs
Local police agencies say they are prepared to appropriately handle situations involving disabled individuals, such as those with Down syndrome, after a man with Down syndrome died in a Maryland police force’s custody.
Legislators miss deadline to put tax hike on may ballot
The Michigan Legislature missed its deadline this week to finalize a plan to fund revamping the state’s roads. Because of the delay, it won’t be on the ballot this May.
MSU center hosts showing of documentary on adoptions
Lansing resident Karen Swisher took her family to China in 2003. They visited Shaanxi, a province in the northern region known for coal mining.
Face Time: 30 Rock's Judah Friedlander
With a few decades of comedic experience under his belt, actor and comedian Judah Friedlander has become a man of many hats — literally.
Role of colleges to recruit talented poor
Widening economic inequality has been a growing problem that has plagued the lives of many in this country.
MSU wrestlers prepare for NCAA Tournament
Four Spartans will make their way to Des Moines, Iowa, next weekend after strong performances at the Big Ten Championships in Champaign, Ill.
Off-campus better with private renter
After living in the dorms for two years, I couldn’t wait to get out. Having my own room, a living room and a kitchen to cook my own meals in sounded like a dream come true.
Spartan softball team drops two games this weekend
The MSU softball team didn’t have the weekend it was looking for at the Hoosier Classic in Bloomington, Ind. as the Spartans dropped a pair of games on Saturday prior to the cancellation of both games on Sunday.
Baseball team sweeps Santa Clara on road trip
A trip to the Golden State last weekend ended with a sweep of Santa Clara for the MSU baseball team.
MSU hockey's season on the line in decisive game 3 at Miami (Ohio)
When the MSU hockey team steps on the ice Sunday night, its season sits on the line for the second time in one week.