Construction projects at MSU all are slated to be completed on time, according to construction representatives at a Construction Junction meeting Thursday hosted by officials at the Physical Plant.
Female students looking for a new place to shop for clothes in downtown East Lansing have another option this week with the opening of Pitaya, a clothing store hoping to fill a niche for affordable fashion in the area.
The Graduate Employees Union, or GEU, hopes to negotiate a new contract with the university before the current one expires at the end of the semester.
The familiarity of sites, such as Facebook, leads students to use them as tools for academic success, said Cliff Lampe, an assistant professor of telecommunication, information studies and media who did research about students using social networking sites to succeed academically.
The results of a recent study led by an MSU professor might have implications for the way soldiers respond to stress on the battlefield.
Four days after it launched Monday, ASMSU’s iClicker rental program was fresh out of its iClickers — 192 of them at the start of the program, said Justin Epstein, Academic Assembly chairman.
Molly Blackburn remembers feeling stressed her freshman year of college. In a new environment away from the familiarity of home, she was unaware about the health services MSU offered to students and how they could help her deal with stress.
When Jeremy Blaney walked into Geri Zeldes’ Reporting on Islam class in fall 2009, it was his first journalistic experience since writing for his high school paper, and he admitted he was fairly new to the field.
I am writing in regards to a comic featured in the opinion section on Jan. 11 (Cartoon, SN 1/11). The comic in question depicts a gun pointed at the Capitol building, and on the gun are the words “Mental Illness.” As a person living with a mental illnessI find this incredibly offensive and distasteful.
As the clock ran down to half a second, senior forward Kalisha Keane came off of a screen, caught a pass from senior guard Brittney Thomas and pulled up for a three. Game over.
Not sure why such a negative title was used for the article Students find winter too much for bikes to weather (SN 1/11); we’re able to keep the MSU Bike Center open and fully staffed year-round because so many people continue to ride through the winter.
With agonizing basketball games, heaps of homework and parties abound, the least of most MSU students’ worries include the phrases “overlay district,” “moratoria” and “ordinances.”
With agonizing basketball games, heaps of homework and parties abound, the least of most MSU students’ worries include the phrases “overlay district,” “moratoria” and “ordinances.”
It seems like bad form to start the year with a plan to merge the Lansing and East Lansing Secretary of State offices — likely inconveniencing everyone — while also offering unclear figures about how much money will be saved.
Briana McKinnon, a self-proclaimed concertgoer, isn’t content to sit down during a performance. When the hospitality business senior goes to a concert, such as Friday’s show featuring Wale, she’s prepared to stand for the entire night. McKinnon will attend rapper Wale’s performance at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Auditorium’s Fairchild Theatre. The concert was brought to campus by the Residence Halls Association, or RHA.
MSU alumna and Santa Monica, Calif., resident Tynesha Williams is one of 10 finalists out of 5,600 submissions in the Doritos/Pepsi MAX “Crash the Super Bowl” challenge that pulls five advertisements for Doritos and five for Pepsi MAX made by consumers. Of the 10, six will be selected via fan voting to run during the Super Bowl on Feb. 6.
When depression stopped him from being the person he wanted to be, Collin Webster, a recent MSU graduate, knew it was time to seek help. “I think it was a point where I felt I didn’t understand myself,” he said.
More than a year after an official announcement was made, the deal finally is sealed — the East Lansing Secretary of State branch is closing.
Brian Breslin and Mitch Lyons attended their first meeting Wednesday as newly elected members of the MSU Board of Trustees.
Being ranked the state with the second highest rate of outward migration is not something most states celebrate.