In response to the U.N. General Assembly preparation to vote later this month on Palestinian statehood, MSU students attended an open forum Tuesday evening to discuss the status of negotiations between Israel and Palestine.
The Faculty Senate, formerly known as Faculty Council, discussed on Tuesday the creation of three new academic departments in the College of Human Medicine and how the university was able to properly accommodate the influx of incoming freshmen this fall.
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In order to facilitate clean-energy designs, Dow Chemical Company launched a competition last month for architecture, design and engineering students and professionals to develop projects incorporating sustainable elements.
Director of the MSU Museum Gary Morgan will speak at the first installment of the 2011-12 Brown Bag Series from noon to 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Museum Auditorium.
Two emerging businesses catering to MSU students recently opened in Campus Town Mall, 541 E. Grand River Ave.
When 3-year-old Charlie Waller received radiation treatment last spring after being diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer, his hospital bed was filled with toy animals.
As China emerges as a major global power, its presence in the U.S. – and on campus – is growing as well.
There are 168 hours in a week, and economics junior Juan Ouyed spends about six studying for his 12-credit course load.
The University Activities Board will host a Video To Go DVD Sale from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at the Union Concourse. Prices for previously viewed DVDs will range from $6.95 to $9.95, while Blu-Ray DVDs will cost from $7.95 to $14.95. Spartan Cash will be accepted as a form of payment. For more information about the sale, visit the website at uabevents.com.
MSU Graphics Editor-in-Residence and journalism professor Karl Gude will speak Wednesday about his experiences — as well as his co-workers — during 9/11 in New York City.
Arts and humanities sophomore Lilian Zhang brings a bit of Chinese flare to MSU’s campus with her unique outfit consisting of clothing from her home country.
This past summer, MSU alumnus and “Survivor” cast member Jim Rice found himself far from the North Hubbard Hall dorm room where he spent his college days – in the middle of the South Pacific.
As Detroit Mercy comes to town for a 5 p.m. matchup today at DeMartin Stadium at Old College Field, the Spartans (6-1-0) will look to extend their winning streak on the season to seven games by maintaining a solid attack on both sides of the ball.
After five weeks of practices and two victories against overmatched opponents, the No. 15 MSU football team still remains searching for its 2011 identity.
One day after the MSU volleyball team (8-1) dropped its first game of the season against Bowling Green in the Best Western Falcon Plaza Invitational last friday, sophomore middle blocker Alexis Mathews went to breakfast with another player and had a simple message for her — “Get me the ball.”
I was under the impression a public institution such as MSU would be a place of forward thinking, and the administration would take my opinion into account to make decisions that represent the greater good of the Spartan community.
Aug. 26 marked the official beginning of the 2011 Spartan football season. A crowd of more than 75,000 gathered to cheer on the Spartans as they easily defeated the Youngstown State Penguins 28-6.
The MSU Board of Trustees often has to make difficult decisions that affect MSU’s future. Last week, sadly, they chose poorly.
MSU field hockey sophomore goalie Molly Cassidy was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, the conference announced Tuesday.