MSU study indicates prejudice in women
During their highest levels of fertility, women feel more threatened by men, particularly those from differing backgrounds, according to a recent study conducted by MSU psychological researchers.
During their highest levels of fertility, women feel more threatened by men, particularly those from differing backgrounds, according to a recent study conducted by MSU psychological researchers.
Pedestrians might find it easier to move around the city in coming months, if an effort by East Lansing city officials comes to fruition.
Since its launch at the end of June, people have been clamoring for invites to Google Plus, Google Inc.’s foray into the world of social networking.
Officials from MSU’s Office of the Vice President for Governmental Affairs are slated to testify before a state House higher education appropriations subcommittee on Thursday morning in an attempt to resolve the university’s disputed tuition increase. News of the hearing comes less than a week after the nonpartisan House Fiscal Agency released a report citing MSU as one of two state universities that violated the state’s 7.1 percent tuition increase limit this past year.
If college education can be considered an investment, some researchers argue that students are getting far greater returns for their money than ever before.
For family community services senior Carolyn McLean, obtaining a credit card was simple. After receiving notification from Michigan State University Federal Credit Union, or MSUFCU, stating that she qualified for a credit card, McLean went to MSUFCU’s Union branch, filled out some paperwork and walked out with a credit card.
Former MSU and NBA basketball player Jay Vincent’s bond is scheduled to be reviewed July 28 after a motion was filed by the U.S.
Legislation introduced this summer has some Michigan residents worried that lawmakers’ attempt to clear up confusion would limit medical marijuana patients’ access to treatment Michigan law allows. State lawmakers have realized a need to clarify the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act and are taking legislative action.
About $1,690 worth of items allegedly were stolen from three cars parked in the MSU ramp on Grand River Avenue between 4-10 p.m.
Brandon Wood has never played in an NCAA Tournament game. After transferring from Valparaiso University to MSU in May, Wood joins a program that has been to 14-straight NCAA Tournaments, including six Final Four berths and a national championship in 2000.
Laura Cowal returns to the World Rowing Under 23 Championships — which starts on July 20 at Bosbaan in Amsterdam — after capturing a bronze medal for her native Canada in the 2010 Championships.
Just when it seemed like Jennifer Hutchins was going to have completed a successful project in the demanding and competitive industry of show business, her production group’s luck took a turn for the worse. Now, her career is back on track.
Michigan legislators, in trying to right a tragic wrong, are acting too quickly and too viscerally without taking heed of the damage rushed legislation can cause.
Two men allegedly broke into Kellogg Center at about 4 a.m. Wednesday and attempted to steal liquor and beer from a beverage room, MSU police Sgt.
At 8 p.m. on June 29, residents heard gunshots echo through The Village at Chandler Crossings. In minutes, police from Bath Township, Clinton County and DeWitt Township responded to the scene, searching the area with flashlights and a K-9 unit.
East Lansing residents could experience the city’s most intense heat wave in more than a decade with temperatures forecasted to ascend above 90 most of this week. Heat advisories already are in place for southern Michigan and parts of the Upper Peninsula and could spread to Greater Lansing if the heat index rises over 100, said Bob Suttle, a National Weather Service specialist. Michigan last experienced a heat wave of similar length in 1995, Suttle said, although it is usual to experience smaller stints of intense heat this time of year.
From playing electric violin in a bluegrass band to traveling the world, graduate lifelong education student Aaron Riley, 21, approached every part of his life with passion, his father and fisheries and wildlife associate professor Shawn Riley said. His family never heard him complain, but Aaron Riley suffered from epilepsy, a disease that caused him to have partial seizures. Some of his family believe his death was related to his seizures. Aaron Riley’s body was found July 11 in Raystown Lake, in Huntingdon County, Pa.
After watching her children become victims of the same bullying that affected her as a child, Lisa Freeman decided to do something about it. In 2005 she created Abuse Bites, a nonprofit organization dedicated to stopping the abuse of both people and animals.
East Lansing resident Sherrie Baidoon and her two children, Caroline, 13, and Nicholas, 10, enjoyed a movie in the park Thursday at the first night of the Moonlight Film Festival at Valley Court Park, 400 Hillside Court.