Arya Toufanian and Jeffrie “Yofray” Ray have spent the past 11 months traveling the country and touring college campuses to feature on their newest YouTube phenomenon, “I’m Shmacked.”
The third annual East Lansing Dulcimer Festival will come to East Lansing at 8 p.m. Friday.
On Oct. 19, The Werks will perform at the Loft, 414 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing.
When trying to solve a problem, reason and understanding always should be used by both sides before it turns into a physical altercation.
One of the interesting things one hears when dealing with the media is the doggedness by which reporters claim they only are reporting the news. These past few weeks have been plagued with stories reported in print, on television and on the Internet that have been very sad considering the individual who, because of health issues, became the brunt of “news” and endless jokes.
Last March, I celebrated the passing of MSU’s flexible housing program with a heavy heart. Although I believe that a gender-neutral housing program absolutely is necessary at our campus for the protection of its students, I could not deny my apprehension.
Georgina De Moya isn’t sure what she’ll be for her first official Halloween in America. Maybe a Pocahontas-type character. Halloween isn’t a big thing in the Dominican Republic, where the environmental studies and agriscience freshman is from.
To finally attain closure. This is a need Shawn D’Annunzio has been requesting on behalf of her late son, Brandon D’Annunzio, for more than a decade. Brandon D’Annunzio did not go to MSU. Instead, he was visiting the city to attend a friend’s bachelor party.
When MSU professor Ada Finifter died almost a year ago, she left a bequest to the Jewish Studies Program: involve itself in Romaniote Jewry — the history of a community of original Greek Jews.
One downtown restaurant started using its noodle to come up with a new delivery tactic for both students and residents alike.
Detroit resident Dishon Ambrose was denied a motion to dismiss the charges against him related to the death of an MSU student Wednesday in Mason’s 30th Circuit Court.
For 10 weeks during this past summer, dietetics junior Kristen Heitman visited the small town of Nome, Alaska.
Chants of “Go green, go white’” and “Fired up, ready to go,” filled the Erickson Hall Kiva on Wednesday evening, welcoming key speakers to a women’s health forum put on by MSU student political groups. And with about 20 days left before the presidential election, speakers and students agreed women’s health issues are critical.
The highly anticipated opening of the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum now is slated to be Nov. 10.
Today at 3 p.m., the Disney College Program will host a presentation for students in B115 Wells Hall.
On Friday, the University Activities Board, in conjunction with the Wharton Center Student Marketing Organization, will show “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” in the International Center.
For construction management junior Jeffery Lippert, settling the butterflies in his stomach often is the first step in the career-fair process.
The MSU football team has yet to take the field against Michigan, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early for MSU to celebrate a Spartan victory.
Pat Narduzzi is determined not to make the same mistake again. The MSU football team’s defensive coordinator widely is credited for coming up with one of the best formulas to contain University of Michigan senior quarterback Denard Robinson, but as the Spartans (4-3 overall, 1-2 Big Ten) prepare for their annual rivalry game against No. 23 U-M (4-2, 2-0), he said an early season loss has altered the team’s preparation this week.
With three days remaining until what could be a make-or-break game for the Spartans (4-3 overall, 1-2 Big Ten), quarterbacks coach Dave Warner met with the media to discuss Saturday’s matchup at No. 23 Michigan (4-2 overall, 2-0 Big Ten).