For Dewitt, Mich., resident and WWII veteran Lewis M. McKenna, it’s all about the red, white and blue. “It means so much to me,” said the veteran, who spent years of service in Korea, Germany and France.
A group of Michigan legislators, civic leaders and business notables will head up to Mackinac Island this week for an annual conference focusing on Michigan’s future in innovation.
Bright sun beating down and 92 degrees of heat can make for a beautiful day on a beautiful campus this Memorial Day. And although the student population on campus dwindles in the summer, the population of students who stay for Memorial Day can be miniscule in comparison — and that’s just how the students who stay like it.
On her visit from China, Aobing Chang said her upcoming quick stops at Harvard University and MIT are nothing compared to the tour of MSU she began more than a week ago.
Dawn Garcia, 13, from Lansing, spins with her younger brother Ramón Garcia, 1, while playing in the sprinkler Monday at Lake Lansing.
With only eight weeks left in Macomb Community College’s nursing program, Jennifer Woodman wishes she was just a few years younger so she could have the opportunity to dually enroll at MSU and work on her associate degree and Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the same time.
Memorial Day marks the opening weekend for many beaches across the county.
As summer festivities begin to fill up everyone’s calendars, reading takes a backseat on most students’ to-do list.
The Spartans are heading to the Golden State as NCAA Baseball Tournament participants for the first time in more than 30 years.
Back in the 19th century, travel writing was a pretty big deal. Literary greats like Henry James, Mark Twain and Robert Louis Stevenson weren’t just producing novels — they also were vacationing all over the globe and publishing books about what they saw over the course of their journeys.
With presidential election season in full swing, many political experts see Michigan as a key battleground state that could be a deciding factor in which candidate wins.
The MSU baseball team took a valiant bow out of the Big Ten Tournament Saturday afternoon after battling for 11 innings in its second matchup with No. 2-seed Indiana resulting in a 4-3 loss.
With the season on the line for the MSU baseball team Friday afternoon against Ohio State, it was a pair of freshmen that came through and carried the Spartans to a 6-2 victory.
For the second consecutive day, the MSU baseball team looked like it would breeze its way to an easy victory early on in Big Ten Tournament play on Thursday.
An armed robbery took place at 11:28 p.m. Tuesday at Jimmy John’s, 4790 S. Hagadorn Road, leaving none injured and an unknown amount of money was taken, Meridian police confirmed.
With his first-ever show in Lansing, Fernando Solis hopes to kick-start his young music career. The Flint, Mich., resident performs frequently in his hometown but said he wants to share his music with more of Michigan and eventually the country.
It’s been an eventful year for Mark Hollis. In the past 12 months, MSU’s Athletic Director has orchestrated the first ever game played on an aircraft carrier, watched as the football team played in the inaugural Big Ten Championship game and as the men’s basketball team win the regular season Big Ten title before winning the Big Ten Tournament.
The typical competitiveness amongst MSU, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University will be set aside today in the name of research — at least until winners are chosen.
East Lansing resident Nathan Vaneps and his wife Esther Vaneps sat in their front-row seats in excitement as they eagerly awaited the start of the breathtaking show they were about to witness.
Packaging senior Adam Weiner thanks his seat belt for keeping him from a trip to the hospital. When his two-door car was rear-ended four years ago in the parking lot of his favorite yogurt shop, the sturdy piece of fabric saved him from launching across the steering wheel clear into the dashboard. “If it had not been for the seat belt, I could’ve gotten a concussion easily,” he said. After that incident, Weiner fully realized the importance of buckling up, and he isn’t the only one.