The State News was able to link up with a few former MSU athletes to see what post-East Lansing life has been like for them.
By the end of the year, MSU students should have another option when it comes to choosing where to take in a flick. The former location of AMC Meridian 6 Theatres is being renovated to house Studio C!, a high-end movie theater venture from Celebration!
The Facility for Rare Isotope Beams is one step closer to construction after flying through two evaluations from the U.S.
As a part of his Fourth of July celebrations, Skip Koubek will ride horses with his family, as he frequently does as the manager of Sundance Riding Stables in Grand Ledge, Mich.
At 2 p.m., a time when The Peanut Barrel Restaurant’s outdoor patio typically is packed with diners, there are open tables and no line — an anomaly for the business in the summertime.
The man allegedly responsible for the death of former MSU freshman Olivia Pryor was denied a bond request today in 54B district court, 101 Linden Street. Marquez Dominique Cannon, a 17 year old from Eastpointe, Mich. is facing charges of criminal sexual conduct, injury to an incapacitated victim, selling or furnishing to a minor causing death and criminal sexual conduct force or coercion.
Two females facing armed robbery charges for robbing Admiral Gas Station, 1120 E. Grand River Ave. and allegedly spraying the station clerk with Mace appeared in court today to schedule pretrials and preliminary examinations.
July Fourth is just around the corner, and with the national holiday, people around the city looking for entertainment might not need to spend loads of cash to have fun. Here are some inexpensive ways residents can spend the day without emptying their wallets.
When Zuleikha Zadran came to the U.S. at the age of 13, it was the war in Afghanistan that pushed her family to leave. But now, as an American citizen and recent MSU graduate, she feels love for both countries.
In a 1,000-square foot studio decked out in neon green and purple walls, Denise Krumm is realizing her dream.
Thirteen-year-old Johnny Dzik, from Charlotte, Mich., does a trick on his scooter while hanging out with friends at Ranney Skate Park, 3201 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing, on Monday.
MSU is one of five schools taking part in a study beginning this fall that will test the security of football stadiums. The program will test the security measures of all aspects of the stadium, including parking, concessions, merchandising and ticketing.
The summer season signals the end to varsity athletics at MSU. But even though the fields are vacant, the bleachers are empty and the buzz of football season remains several weeks away, it doesn’t stop thousands of young athletes from making the trip to East Lansing. In a collaborative effort between the MSU athletics department and residential hospitality services, MSU’s campus is the host to camps related to 17 sports ranging from basketball to wrestling during the summer months.
If it wasn’t for the lowest gas prices in about a month, Emma Darios might not have been able to celebrate the Fourth of July with a friend in Glen Arbor Township, Mich. Fourth of July travelers will enjoy the lowest gas prices in about a month when they hit the road to celebrate this week, but the prices still are higher than this time last year.
With the addition of a Michigan law permitting the purchase of more powerful fireworks, several East Lansing firework businesses are seeing an increase in interest, and the law enforcement of MSU and East Lansing are stepping up their game. According to the Michigan Fireworks Safety Act, which was signed by Gov.
East Lansing Director of Code Enforcement and Neighborhood Conservation Howard Asch resigned from his position last week. City officials confirmed that Asch had left the department, but declined to comment further. Asch was the city’s liaison with the St.
It didn’t take long for junior swimmer Bryan Williams to realize the scale and scope of the competition he was involved in at the U.S.
Although she has no prior experience as an actor, Stacy Boyles found her way onto the TV screens of people throughout the country.
After holding their first free election after the 30-year reign of former President Hosni Mubarak, last week the Egyptian people finally were able to “freely” elect their newest president, Mohamed Morsi. And although no one can deny just how important the success of this election is for Egypt, it is important to keep things in perspective.
In a landmark decision, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, as constitutional.