MSU police arrested two men Sunday morning after several students reported their Hubbard Hall dorm rooms had been broken into and items had been stolen, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
The morning of Sept. 12, Michelle Cusick walked out of her dorm in Mayo Hall to make her way to class. As Cusick approached the bike racks, she found her bike was gone with “no evidence that it was ever there.”
Between an unexplained closure, the store’s reopening, varying hours of operation and an unsure past, students and officials have been left confused.
Studying medicine in MSU’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, graduate student Tomoyasu Higashimoto hasn’t recognized much diversity among his classmates, but that might change in the future thanks to a $1.1 million federal grant an MSU professor has received from the National Institutes of Health.
Students evacuated the Engineering Building after a falsely sounded fire alarm sounded, shutting down the surrounding sidewalks for an hour Monday afternoon.
Wilson recently received a $344,000 grant from the Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, or COPS, to do the study after more than 125 combined departments have popped up in recent years, including 41 in Michigan.
An MSU course could give students the opportunity to have a hand in the future plans of the City Center II development project.
A step has been made toward the better detection of deadly improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, in combat and war situations thanks to new laser technology developed by MSU researchers.
The East Lansing City Council will not be holding its scheduled televised meeting Wednesday, according to a city press release.
The University Council, formerly known as the Academic Council, will meet from 3:15-5:00 p.m. today in room 115 of the International Center to discuss current issues within MSU.
Comic strip writer and author, Jorge Cham, will make an appearance at 6 p.m. Friday in Room N130 in MSU’s Business College Complex.
Every week last year, then-fourth-grader Olivia Sowa skipped recess and ate lunch with her mentor, English junior Jessica Sherburn.
Raef Fadel believes everyone deserves clean water.
Most MSU students walking from class to class aren’t wearing neckties. But when job interviews or formal events arise, many realize they actually don’t know how to tie a tie.
The past few weeks of Jason Carlen’s life have consisted of listening to frantic 911 phone calls, watching video footage of terrorist attacks and hearing stories of people who have lost their loved ones.
Have you ever thought about the educational system in which you grew up and the courses you were required to take?
Last week, ASMSU did something that will benefit students in a tangible way. ASMSU, MSU’s undergraduate student government, announced the cancellation of its annual retreat in favor of investing the $5,000 in a mobile application. The potential app would track the location of Capital Area Transportation Authority, or CATA, buses and would be based on an similar app used by Indiana University. This editorial board has been critical of ASMSU’s actions in the past — with good reason.
Believe it or not, it wasn’t necessarily all bad Saturday for the MSU football team. I know it still is probably hard to digest right now, but the Spartans did some positive things in a 31-13 loss to Notre Dame.
Skyler Burkland underwent successful surgery on his ankle Sunday, but he is out for the season and is expected to return for winter conditioning.
The MSU men’s tennis team began its season on a high note this weekend after winning five out of the six flights, with champions in both doubles flights, at the Frank Beeman Invitational.