As Thursday marks National Coming Out Day, the LBGT Resource Center collaborated with campus neighborhood caucuses, student organizations and the LGBT Alumni Association to create an entire week of programs and activities to support the LBGT community during MSU’s National Coming Out Week.
Ann Arbor, Mich. – Under the lights at U-M Soccer Stadium, the MSU women’s soccer team lost 2-1 to No. 23 Michigan in a game that took almost one hundred minutes to decide.
The writing was on the wall at the Council of Graduate Students, or COGS, full council meeting on Wednesday – literally.
MSU researchers recently were awarded a $1.7 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to conduct a national pollination research project centered around bees.
Before Yifan Zhu came to MSU from China two years ago, she hadn’t met Sparty. To her, university mascots were just a face on a flag, not a figure you could wave to and hug.
“James and the Giant Peach” is more than a story of a young boy’s adventure with personified bugs and overgrown peaches.
When kinesiology senior Kate Vann began swimming as a child, she didn’t know it would become a lifelong journey.
Meeting with the media Wednesday afternoon, offensive coordinator Dan Roushar revealed replacing injured junior tight end Dion Sims would be a little more difficult than initially expected.
It’s been five days since Taiwan Jones took the field against Indiana, and the sophomore linebacker still can’t shake a smile that spans from ear to ear. That’s because, for the first time in his career, Jones wasn’t on the field for the occasional play or to finish up the end of a blowout.
A city requirement that limits alcohol sales at East Lansing restaurants is under review and could be suspended by the East Lansing City Council within the next week.
Deep in the bowels of the IM Sports-West building lies a device that allows members of the MSU diving team to spin high above the ground and land safely.
I received a disturbing text message earlier this week. It read: “Hey, dude, will u sell my friend an Adderall?”
For the MSU volleyball team, today’s surprises could very well turn into tomorrow’s headlines. Coming into the season unranked and unexpected, the Spartans (15-3 overall, 3-3 Big Ten) since then have turned heads in the volleyball world.
The tables turned Wednesday night as the MSU men’s soccer team (5-6-1) picked up a late goal to rally past Detroit 1-0.
MSU police are searching for two suspects who reportedly snatched an Apple iPhone 4S from a student’s hand Oct.
The only way a sexually active person can be absolutely sure he or she is not infected with an STI is to get tested — a lesson many health officials try to drill into the minds of high school and college students. But the process is not that simple.
Even as the words slipped out of his mouth, Tom Izzo knew the response they would elicit. “Our captains could be a little controversial as far as the media’s concerned,” he warned before revealing the names of the two players who would lead the Spartans in their quest to defend the Big Ten title. “It is Derrick Nix and Russell Byrd,” he said.
The road to progress in India hits close to home for New York Times reporter Vikas Bajaj, an MSU alumnus. Bajaj was born in India.
Since 1995, the city of East Lansing has been reaching out to residents, both permanent and student alike, through a survey to gauge their overall happiness with city government and services. While each year the question set tends to be similar, this year a question was added to the mix that has never appeared on the survey before: How satisfied are you with the transparency of the city government? “In general, (transparency ensures) that the procedure of government and the decision making (are) viewable for the public so the public can see the actions and activities that go on, so they can understand them,” assistant to the city manager Megan McFarland said.
At Tuesday’s East Lansing City Council work session, councilmembers debated whether or not to suspend the city’s 50/50 reporting requirements for bars, which requires them to report their quarterly food and alcohol sales to stay in compliance of city order.