ICE HOCKEY
Anastos pleased with direction of Spartans
After a weekend of play, the chemistry continues to grow between Tom Anastos and the MSU hockey team.
COMMENTARY
Keg ID law will not alter drinking norms
A new state law aimed at irresponsible keg use likely won’t do much to curb the problem of underage drinking. The law requires the keg buyer to attach his or her name and information to the keg as of Nov.
COMMENTARY
Obama favors Occupy Wall Street
If the Tea Party movement can be associated with elderly ultra-conservative voters, the Occupy Wall Street movement sweeping major cities across the country can be attributed to the young far left, as the majority of those protesting are in their 20s.
COMMENTARY
MSU gym hours cater to demand
I’d like to thank Victoria Merritt for caring enough about access to campus Intramural facilities that she took the time to submit a well-written opinion in The State News (10/10). I agree with everything she writes and certainly as Director of Recreational Sports and Fitness Services support her views on the value of physical activity and healthy behavior choices. I only wish to explain how building hours are established at IM Sports-West, East and Circle.
SPORTS
Powers named Big Ten Golfer of the Week
MSU junior Caroline Powers was named Big Ten Golfer of the Week, the conference announced Wednesday, after turning in a school-record 54-hole score on Oct. 9 at the Tar Heel Invitational.
FEATURES
'Allen Gregory' proves funny but has potential for improvement
Allen Gregory De Longpre is no ordinary child, having supposedly written novels, composed operas and even dated Chloe Sevigny for a brief period.
Josh Sidorowicz
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NEWS
Filling the void
At the corner of Abbot Road and Grand River Avenue, a gray building lies derelict and empty.
NEWS
Students search for solutions to racial incidents
Students have begun searching for solutions after the initial outrage sparked by racially insensitive remarks made in residence halls last week.
NEWS
Electric car charging stations hit campus
For visitors swinging by Kellogg Center in an electric car, charging their vehicle could be as easy as plugging it in, after the university opened a new $5,000 electric car charging station in the center’s parking ramp earlier this month.
NEWS
House of Representatives to review LBGT legislation
As the campus LBGT community celebrated National Coming Out Day on Tuesday, three bills working their way through the Michigan legislature carry the potential to strip rights from the college gay community, activists say.
NEWS
Police Brief 10/12/11
A 20-year-old male student was involved in a bicycle accident in front of Conrad Hall on Oct. 4, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
MSU
National Coming Out Day brings students, faculty, staff together
Growing up in the small town of Byron Center, Mich., Zachary Derade knew he was different. He was born in what he described as a “glass closet,” making his sexual orientation abundantly clear.
MICHIGAN
MSU center seeks solutions for Michigan cities
The university is planning to expand its reach in providing assistance to Michigan’s downtrodden cities and wants students to be a part of the solution.
MSU
Foundation to hold auditions for next Sparty
Ever wondered what it’s like to walk in Sparty’s shoes? Now you might be able to.
MICHIGAN
Deer population concerns council
The East Lansing City Council opened fire on the issue of increasing deer population throughout the city during a city council work session Tuesday night.
MSU
Career Services Network hosts graduate school fair
Although there has been a recent drop in enrollment numbers in several of MSU’s key graduate programs, many students are showing an interest in graduate institutions throughout Michigan and around the country.
MSU
MSU community reacts to proposed LGBT legislation
On Tuesday MSU faculty reacted to three new bills that have the potential to alter their day-to-day lives.
MSU
Campus, city begin to prepare salt for snow
Despite being in the midst of an Indian summer, which has seen temperatures in the 70s and 80s during the past two weeks, East Lansing and MSU officials are preparing for the upcoming winter season.
MSU
RHA happy with concert sellout, plans future events
After filling the Auditorium to the brim Friday during a sold-out performance by rapper Mac Miller, the Residence Halls Association, or RHA, is on track to continue promoting entertainment and events for on-campus residents.