Heading into the weekend series against Indiana at Secchia Stadium, junior catcher Brett Williams knew the MSU softball team had its work cut out, having to battle Hoosiers pitcher Morgan Melloh.
As the spring semester comes to a close, first-year education graduate students are finishing their year of student teaching while undergraduates prepare to lead their own classrooms — a task, said Gary Scott, an education senior, that is critical to taking the next step in education.
The MSU women’s golf team held off Purdue and claimed first place at the Big Ten Championships in Glencoe, Ill., Sunday to win their third conference championship since 2001.
Early Friday morning, a 17-year-old girl ran into 7-Eleven, 311 Grove St. – with her car. The girl had an air cast on her right leg and she was driving to pick up her sister, who had been drinking, East Lansing police Capt.
In upcoming years, MSU students might breathe a little easier because of new restrictions on power plant emissions by the Environmental Protection Agency, or the EPA.
The concrete and steel structure that will be the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum received an unwelcome paint job last weekend.
It’s that time of year again. Caps and gowns are arriving on doorsteps, torturous final exams loom around the corner and dorm-room clutter becomes organized, soon to be boxed away.
A 21-year-old female student reported several items of clothing allegedly were stolen between 6-8 p.m.
No matter what language students speak, a weekend conference at MSU is aiming to bring them all together.
ASMSU’s General Assembly voted 20-1 to approve the 2011-2012 fiscal year budget Thursday night, which totals a little more than $1.49 million.
Derek Tisler knows about cookies. On Thursday, Tisler put his cookie knowledge to the test and entered his batch of cookies in the MSU Cookie Club’s cookie baking competition in the basement of Mason Hall.
It was a student dressed up as a pack of birth control that made studio art senior Sammy Brooks stop by the rock on Farm Lane on Thursday afternoon.
Residents of East Lansing gathered together to honor four recipients of community awards at the city’s 24th Crystal Awards reception on Thursday night.
Numerous students and community members made a stop from their daily routines at the Chi Omega sorority house, 229 Burcham Drive, Thursday afternoon to have their cars washed for a good cause.
Sophia Cheng was born in Mexico, but her tongue might be German.
Earth Day is one of those faux holidays that either make people feel guilty for not celebrating or overly proud for doing their part. Earth Day, like many other semi-holidays, has potential, but most people don’t take advantage.
Midweek games against nonconference opponents might not show up in the Big Ten standings, but for the MSU baseball team, that does not mean those games don’t play a small part in what happens every weekend in conference action.
Lynn Chandnois, one of MSU’s all-time great two-way football players, died Thursday at the age of 86.
Zac Pelton couldn’t imagine his college experience without rugby. Pelton, a criminal justice junior and team captain of the MSU Rugby Football Club, said he started playing rugby during his sophomore year in high school and is thankful to be able to continue playing at MSU.
Detroit — Sophomore pitcher Andrew Waszak had been to Comerica Park before. But never like this. In the first-ever college baseball game at the stadium in Detroit, Waszak gave up one run in seven innings en route to MSU’s 3-1 win against Central Michigan on Wednesday night. “I’ve been to a game here, and I’m looking down at the players,” said Waszak, who is from nearby Rochester Hills.