In the 51st minute of the MSU men’s soccer team’s game against Illinois-Chicago, it looked like the bounces would continue to go against the Spartans.
Apathy, unfortunately, has become the status quo for millennials. It’s true this is not the 1960s and the time of Civil Rights protests, or the 1970s and protests of the Vietnam War. Those protests were social events that changed the course of our nation. That doesn’t mean there aren’t issues going on in America that should concern students to the point of peaceful protest.
The tournament was shortened to 18 holes instead of the usual 36 and postponed from the original Monday date to Tuesday because of inclement weather in the area.
An 18-year-old male student reported his bike stolen between 11 p.m. on Sept. 20 and 12:15 a.m. on Sept.
The East Lansing City Council’s hunt for a new city manager will continue this week at its 6 p.m. Tuesday work session at City Hall, 410 Abbot Road.
After more than six hours of deliberation, the East Lansing School Board moved to pass a proposal to reconfigure five of the district’s six elementary schools and formally close Red Cedar Elementary School in the 2016-2017 school year.
Although university officials have promised to continue the CHM’s presence where it began, there have been questions relating to the balance of power and resources between the two campuses. Local officials and former faculty members worry the move will eventually take valuable revenue and potential job opportunities from the East Lansing area.
Students stopping by Wells Hall now can add a caffeinated boost to their study sessions after a new Starbucks Coffee Co. franchise opened Monday.
Standing in front of a group of students for the first time as a volunteer teaching assistant four years ago, Jie Zhuang had a lot on her plate.
After holding an election with lower than expected participation, ASMSU officials are planning to advocate for more than 20 additional representatives to join an interim Academic Assembly for the 2011-12 academic year.
Music blared from speakers, and lanterns were strung around the room as students came together to party at Night Market on Monday night at the Wonders Hall Kiva.
Between going to class and work, doing homework and all the other obligations that come with being a college student, I rarely have any time to myself to participate in leisurely activities.
London-based 3-D illustrator and graphic designer Liam Keating visited MSU on Monday for a hands-on graphic design workshop, but he will continue to work with students after returning to England.
College is a whole new world for many freshmen traveling campus for the first time.
A new music website created by MSU students has been named the headline sponsor of the sold-out Dayglow Invades East Lansing concert.
As election races continue to heat up both in East Lansing and on the national level, a new MSU study highlights the influence of family and friends in a young adult’s decision to vote.
A new program being tested by MSU researchers might give teachers and low-income children a different attitude toward the study of science with the help of a $2.6 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
With summer 2011 coming to a close and fall beginning last Friday, there has been one thing on my mind — summer 2012.
The MSU community once again has lived up to the university’s colors and gone “green”, this time as part of a statewide challenge.
There were bullies before the Internet. But the advent of social networks and online anonymity is making it easier for students to be bullied. According to a recent poll by The Associated Press and MTV, 71 percent of participants 14-24 years old believe slurs are more common digitally than in person. Younger people don’t realize the potential ramifications of bullying on the Internet, and that might explain the rise of bullying online. In this day and age, more and more of our everyday communication is digital.