With bread flying through the air and students singing, MSU Hillel celebrated Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Jewish New Year, on Wednesday.
When advertising sophomore Xiang Gao returned to his room the evening of Sept. 18, he found his door was open and his laptop and iPod were missing.
Three U.S. Senators recently introduced a bill that will increase Medicare graduate medical education residency slots by approximately 15,000 positions by 2017, potentially giving MSU medical students a greater chance to find a residency spot in a state with an increasing amount of medical schools.
When Chelsea Dombrow began tutoring a fifth-grade student last year, the student was only reading at a third-grade level. By the end of the year, the student not only was reading beyond her grade level, but she had come to love books.
After spending the past five years on MSU’s campus, India native Zubin Abraham still attends networking events such as the India Students, Scholars and Faculty Welcome Reception on Wednesday evening at the International Center.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney brought the campaign issue of illegal immigration back to his home state last week, saying his rival Rick Perry’s support of illegal immigrants attending public universities would cause tuition to skyrocket at Michigan’s public universities.
Psychology sophomore Nicole Kuzmowicz would like to study in another country during her time at MSU, but she still is hunting for the program that is right for her.
Noe Hernandez spent most of his life believing a degree was too expensive for him to achieve. It wasn’t until he learned about MSU’s High School Equivalency Program, or HEP, that Hernandez realized he had an opportunity to pursue a degree.
With seven first-year starters on defense to begin the season, MSU head coach Mark Dantonio and his coaching staff knew they had talent, but without experience it was hard to say how good the defense could be.
Three additional community and sexual assault prevention police officers will be working to keep campus safe, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
After a dramatic 2-1 overtime victory at home against Kent State on Sunday, the MSU field hockey team has its Big Ten home opener at 3 p.m.
Amanda McFee feels fashion designers at MSU deserve as much recognition as students from big-time art schools.
Journalism senior Eziaha Adibe’s rockstar-chic style gives her an edge when walking through campus.
With the season fast approaching for the MSU hockey team, Tom Anastos and his staff have been hard at work to get the team ready to take the ice.
Voting organizations wish young adults would say, “OMG, like, Obama just tweeted at me to go out and vote, and, like, I can’t wait to now.” Unfortunately, that reaction only happens in their dreams. Interest in voting doesn’t stem from any politician telling youth to go out and vote — it stems from friendships and family.
Justice is an ideal, a subjective opinion that varies from one person to the next, a concept of moral rightness based on ethics. Asking for justice is the equivalent of asking for happiness. One person may say justice for a murderer is death — an eye for an eye — where another person might say that a murderer deserves life in prison to sit with their guilt.
The bond for alleged dog killer Andrew David Thompson was reduced from $1 million to $50,000 by Judge Paula Manderfield this morning at a bond hearing in Lansing’s 30th Circuit Court.
When fisheries and wildlife junior Chris Long stepped out of his house onto Cedar Street on Monday night, he witnessed several police cars, a K-9 unit and at least six armed officers scattered throughout the streets of Cedar Village.
It was a match made in hockey heaven. When Rick Comley took over the storied MSU hockey program in 2002, he already was one of the great coaches in the history of the game.
The search for a new city manager continued at East Lansing City Council’s Tuesday work session, where three executive search firms traveled to the city from across the country to pitch their search approach.