Details revealing advertising junior Brandon Carmack’s involvement in multiple fights and a domestic assault have come to light through a police report on the incident, obtained by The State News through the Freedom of Information Act. Multiple witnesses said in statements Carmack sought out and choked and hit an ex-girlfriend, including several others, at a party during the early hours of Aug.
When former presidential candidate Herman Cain was a child, he had one dream: to be a vice president or president.
The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program is expected to commit $45 millionto fund studies for about 185 gifted, underprivileged MSU students particularly from Africa, according to a press release. Two undergraduate and four graduate students receiving funds from the scholarship came to MSU this fall as part of the program.
Liz Witcher was on the other side of the world when State Rep. Barb Byrum, D-Onondaga, was censored on the House floor in June for saying “vagina.”
During her time at MSU, Tabitha Skervin has been proactive in peacefully defending human rights and protesting civil injustices — issues she believes other students at MSU should be conscious of as well.
As many international students begin to adapt to life at MSU, some encounter difficulty while learning to master sarcasm and irony in the English language.
After a month of fundraising, the winner of the Ultimate Spartan Challenge was announced Sept. 20.
When police arrived at the scene, two subjects fled to the river where they were arrested.
As Urban Meyer addressed his first game against a Big Ten opponent during his weekly press conference, the conversation inevitably turned back to where his team stands during an unusual season. In Meyer’s first season as head coach in Columbus, Ohio, he’s working to overcome penalties sanctioned against Ohio State for NCAA violations, which include ineligibility for postseason play or a conference championship this season.
After a winless road trip, the MSU women’s soccer team (7-3-1, 1-2-0 Big Ten) comes home feeling down but definitely not out of it — at least not yet.
For many fall sports programs, the team follows a familiar routine. First on the schedule is nonconference games, then in-conference play to determine positioning and regional merit and finally, if the team is successful enough, they get to play in the postseason.
The MSU swimming and diving team kicks off their season at 5 p.m. this Friday at the IM Sports-West pool with a duel meet against Wisconsin.
When deciding which college to attend, a student usually looks at the strength of a school’s academic programs and what a school can offer as a college experience. Students utilize their experiences at universities as an opportunity to build their résumé while obtaining a degree, in the hopes of using it to land a well-paying career.
Four years ago, when I first arrived at Michigan State, I was not the same person I am today. Just as I’m sure the majority of college students have seen themselves transform over their college careers — hopefully in positive ways — I like to think I’ve shared in that experience as well.
I am a dancer. I began dancing at my undergraduate institution seven years ago, and although when I first moved to Michigan I didn’t dance for about a year and a half, I then found out about the State Swing Society, and I have been to every meeting since.
When criminal justice senior Mackenzie Potter heard that comedian Demetri Martin graduated from Yale in pursuit of becoming a lawyer, she was shocked.
The MSU Film Collective will be screening two short movies at 8 p.m. Thursday in B122 Wells Hall. The group will show “La Jetee” and “Nostalgia,” with a group discussion afterward.
To say Mark Dantonio is familiar with the state of Ohio would be a major understatement. Dantonio grew up in Zanesville, Ohio, 55 miles out from Columbus.
East Lansing City Council members had the opportunity to discuss the possible Red Cedar Golf Course and Michigan Avenue redevelopment at their work session Tuesday night. The Capital Gateway Project, in its entirety, involves complete redevelopment of about 70 acres along the Michigan Avenue corridor to solve water pollution issues in the area, as well as offer housing and entertainment options for students.
Since state Rep. Bob Genetski was arrested about eight months ago on MSU’s campus, he has been living with the after-effects of fighting operating while intoxicated charges — he hired an East Lansing lawyer who requested about 300 pages of lab reports to evaluate, he underwent a two-day jury trial in which nearly every detail of his blood alcohol content test was scrutinized and he has been restricted to driving only to and from work and court appointments. Tuesday afternoon, any hope ended for his charges being dropped as a six-person jury in East Lansing’s 54-B District Court declared him guilty of the crime. Genetski likely will not be sentenced until November, his attorney Mike Nichols told a crowd of reporters after the verdict was read. Genetski, a Saugatuck Republican and chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Higher Education, could face a penalty of a 93-day jail sentence.