In an online State of the University address, MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon emphasized how easy it is for students and faculty to focus on what the university doesn’t have during difficult economic times.
The North American Indigenous Student Association, or NAISO, is hosting its annual Pow-wow of Love beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday at Jenison Field House.
Whether it’s wary support or outright indignation, many students have an opinion about an announcement from the Michigan Department of Human Services stating regulations will tighten for college students with Bridge Cards.
With the growing use of e-reading devices in academia, some students and scholars are working to find new ways to cite material.
There are 192 million Valentine’s Day cards exchanged annually. And although cards can be a nice touch to give that special someone, the statistic from Hersheys.com is a reminder that Valentine’s Day can be predictable. This Valentine’s Day weekend, spice it up and check out what the East Lansing area has to offer you, your friends and your other half.
For some students, waking up at 6 a.m. to care for cattle is not how they picture spending their weekend. But for crop and soil sciences senior Mike Roth, it’s how he wants to spend the rest of his life.
College students beware: The days of having a Bridge Card to purchase groceries and other food items are numbered. New regulations announced Wednesday by the Michigan Department of Human Services, or DHS, will crack down on what some state officials view as widespread abuse of the food stamp program among college students. When the new stipulations take effect in April, thousands of students who obtained the debit card-like Bridge Cards will have the benefits revoked. Old guidelines applied by the department stipulated simply being a college student allowed eligibility.
After choosing to stay in Egypt as other students were evacuated, international relations and Arabic minor Amber Judd is leaving the country today to attend Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Students in the College of Music might be singing a happier tune if the MSU Board of Trustees approves a memo to plan renovations to the Music Building auditorium. “It would be tremendous to have a place with great acoustics to perform recitals and have concerts,” said music performance senior Jon Brodersen.
A 54-year-old female university employee reported an alleged larceny from a machine between 12:01 a.m.
After going through a divorce and series of personal issues last year, Greg Casperson decided it was time to make a change.
A new restaurant opening in downtown East Lansing has only one question for its future customers: What up, dawg?
Department of Residence Life staff members in Case Hall held a “Learn Your Love Language” event Wednesday night where residents found their best way to communicate with the people they care about.
The International Students Association is scheduled to host its seventh Valentine’s Day Ball from 6-11 p.m. Saturday at the Marriott at University Place, 300 M.A.C. Ave.
MSU is ranked ninth nationwide for large universities producing the most undergraduate Peace Corps Volunteers, according to the 2011 Peace Corps rankings released Feb. 1.
State lawmakers are moving to snuff out synthetic marijuana smoking for the second time in less than a year.
Chocolate, flowers and love might be the traditional recipe for Valentine’s Day, but student groups are adding new ingredients to the pot.
During the next two months, members of the MSU Dance Marathon organization hope to have participants on the dance floor to raise funding for the MSU’s Children’s Health Initiative.
The Acting Company and Guthrie Theater will present “The Comedy of Errors” at 8 p.m. Friday in Wharton Center’s Pasant Theatre.
In the past month, Michigan’s lawmakers have warned about the pain felt by a looming $1.8 billion state budget deficit — and they appear to be making good on such assertions.