Saturday, April 25, 2026

Take a peek behind the curtain and test drive the NEW StateNews.com today!

Multimedia

NEWS

Coalition rallies against sexual assault

About 40 members of the Coalition Against Sexual Violence rallied in President Lou K. Simon’s office this afternoon, criticizing the administration for not taking action around recent alleged sexual assaults on campus.

NEWS

Going with the flow

As disgust about the continuing recession and high unemployment rate rained down in a deluge at the polls Nov. 2, the midterm elections left Democrats scrambling for high ground as a Republican wave flooded the nation. Now, MSU seeks to promote itself to a very new set of legislators.

NEWS

Police Brief 11/19/10

A student’s cell phone allegedly was stolen Monday while she studied at the Main Library, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.

MSU

ASMSU discusses picket, branding campaign

ASMSU’s Student Assembly unanimously passed a bill Thursday night to condemn the actions of the Westboro Baptist Church’s presence in Michigan, including the group’s protest at East Lansing High School on Thursday afternoon.

FOOTBALL

Leaving a legacy

Senior linebacker Greg Jones will take the field at Spartan Stadium on Saturday for the final time in his collegiate career. He might not have come to MSU very highly recruited, but he leaves as one of the best linebackers — and players — in school history.

FOOTBALL

Bates' career highlighted by clutch punts, throws

Senior punter Aaron Bates will graduate as one of the most prolific punters in school history when he takes the field at Spartan Stadium for the final time Saturday, but that doesn’t even begin to define the variety of characteristics he’s brought to the team.

MSU

Panel discusses rights with Westboro

A member of the Westboro Baptist Church and a mother whose son died in the Iraq War were among five people who sat on a panel about the First Amendment held at the Law College Building on Thursday.

MICHIGAN

CATA offers rides to Silver Bells

The Capital Area Transportation Authority, or CATA, will offer a free shuttle for students on Friday to the annual Silver Bells in the City in downtown Lansing. The shuttle will leave from the Ann Street Plaza on the corner of Ann and Charles streets, beginning at 5 p.m.