MSU is among 80 organizations joining a movement to prepare, deploy and support 100,000 educators during the next 10 years in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
With the leaves changing colors, Halloween decorations taking over stores and the weather finally beginning to cool down, it is obvious fall has arrived.
MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio has brought the Spartans a Big Ten Championship, three straight wins against Michigan and four consecutive bowl game appearances since he arrived in 2007.
Battling heavy rainfall and a 15-minute delay due to inclement weather, the MSU field hockey team fell to the visiting No.
The MSU volleyball team will open its Big Ten home season at 7 p.m.
As the Big Ten standings continue to set up, the MSU women’s soccer team is eager to stay in the hunt. With a pair of conference matchups on the road against Nebraska and Iowa, the Spartans (9-2-0, 2-1-0 Big Ten) will look to improve their season record against two of the top teams in the Big Ten. For women’s soccer head coach Tom Saxton, the weekend could be a telling one for his team, as it continues to make a run for postseason play and an NCAA Tournament bid. “These two teams, after two weekends of Big Ten play, are up on the top end of the table with us,” Saxton said.
Last season, the MSU men’s soccer team played three of its toughest Big Ten games on the road. The Spartans lost at Ohio State, Penn State and Michigan on their way to a sixth-place finish in the seven-team Big Ten soccer conference. This year, MSU (2-5-2 overall, 0-0-1 Big Ten) hosts the three teams this season, beginning with Ohio State (5-4-1, 1-0-0) on Sunday.
In June 2010, when Nebraska became the newest member of the Big Ten Conference, the layout for college football changed forever. The addition of the Cornhuskers from the Big 12 gave the conference an even number of teams, and from that came divisions and a Big Ten Conference Championship game. MSU sits in the Legends Division along with No.
Sitting silently in church alongside his mother, Marc Cunanan is the image of a devout Catholic. The chemistry junior celebrates every Catholic holiday and sometimes watches religious television shows at home with his mother.
Today will be the last day of work for ten WKAR employees as the television and radio station tries to avoid digging itself into a financial hole.
As communication junior Anna Karana drove toward her apartment on Evergreen Avenue at about 12:30 p.m.
Alleged dog killer and MSU student Andrew Thompson’s bond was reduced by $950,000 Wednesday morning in Lansing’s 30th Circuit Court.
When Bob Fish opened the first Biggby Coffee shop at 270 W. Grand River Ave. in 1995, he knew he didn’t just want a hometown, mom-and-pop coffee shop.
The East Lansing Department of Parks, Recreation and Arts is conducting a survey to obtain citizens’ opinions on local parks in an effort to make necessary improvements. “We are hoping that a number of residents who are interested in taking the survey will go and take it,” Parks and Recreation Advisory Director Tim McCaffrey said.
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.