This St. Patrick’s Day likely will be a flurry of students trying to make festive plans amid confusion of whos, wheres and whens. Several MSU students think there’s an app for that.
Many local talents had an opportunity to perform Wednesday night as they participated in The Prelude, an event geared toward showcasing the talents of students and alumni while promoting a new, student-run talent agency.
Scientists have been studying individual air pollutants for years, but for MSU professor Jack Harkema — it’s all in the mix.
The hits seem to keep coming for WKAR, MSU’s public broadcast station. Like many other federally supported organizations, WKAR is facing drastic funding cuts.
Psychology senior Kris Amos talks on the phone or texts with his mom several times weekly. She’s been a source of advice and support for Amos during his time at MSU, he said.
It wasn’t a catwalk, but members of the student-run fashion magazine VIM strutted their stuff by the rock on Farm Lane to pass out the newest edition of VIM.
The Main Library is featuring an exhibit until May 31 to help expose the community to Israeli culture and the Hebrew language. The exhibit will feature work by Etgar Keret, a popular Israeli writer of short stories, who also will be speaking at Hannah Community Center, 819 Abbot Road, on March 31, said Jewish studies librarian Deborah Margolis.
As a member of the MSU Graduate Employees Union, or GEU, and a teaching assistant who provides health insurance for my wife and daughter, I hope to inform readers of the deplorable health coverage available for the partners and dependents of MSU graduate students.
Green vomit isn’t something of which Irish people necessarily are proud. For some reason, a decent amount of MSU students seem to think that’s what celebrating St. Patrick’s Day is about.
It’s hard to imagine an organization handling a situation so sloppily it manages to violate its own constitution. And yet ASMSU, MSU’s undergraduate student government, recently was cited for violating its own constitution by deciding to hold a special election in March to create a unicameral system.
The Council of Graduate Students, or COGS, elected their 2011-2012 executive board on Wednesday night. Stefan Fletcher was re-elected as president by acclimation after running unopposed.
Fifteen MSU football seniors workout for NFL scouts on Wednesday.
Molly Stephens plans on missing class to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at local bars every March 17. But the no-preference freshman doesn’t rely on heavy amounts of alcohol to celebrate her heritage — she remembers her Irish pride through dance.
Spartans hold advantages in guards, experience and coaching.
As soon as the MSU men’s basketball team’s selection for the 2011 NCAA Tournament was announced Sunday night, the calls started pouring in to Nicole McCallen.
The East Lansing City Council voted to approve an ordinance regulating commercial medical marijuana operations within the city limits at its Tuesday meeting.
ASMSU’s Academic Assembly voted Tuesday night in favor of endorsing the resignation of Justin Epstein, the assembly’s chairperson. Epstein said he approached the assembly with the idea of his resignation to give representatives a chance to discuss the issue with him.
MSU College of Education’s elementary and secondary education programs were ranked first in the nation for the 17th year in a row by the U.S.
Acts of vandalism allegedly have been taking place at Ramp 6 on Grand River Avenue during the past several months, MSU police Sgt.
MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio said in a statement Tuesday night the situation regarding the recent arrests of two football players is being handled internally. “This matter is being handled internally and appropriate disciplinary action has been taken,” Dantonio said in the statement. Junior tight end Brian Linthicum and freshman linebacker Max Bullough were arrested at about 1:45 a.m.