Volleyball looks to add road wins during weekend
In the back end of a four-match away streak, the MSU volleyball team spent the week preparing for rematches against Wisconsin and No. 6 Illinois.
In the back end of a four-match away streak, the MSU volleyball team spent the week preparing for rematches against Wisconsin and No. 6 Illinois.
As college students, Halloween proves to be a transition between the childhood glory of trick-or-treating and the future of dressing up your own kids.
There are two open seats on MSU’s Board of Trustees, with two Democratic and two Republican candidates running for election. No matter who wins, the majority of board members will be Democrats. Even if that is the case, MSU needs to be made priority.
Nine college students in the state of Washington ended up in the hospital earlier this month. Allegedly, they were so sick hospital employees believed they had been drugged. But as it turns out, they had not been drugged at all but had been drinking Four Loko — and evidently way too much of it.
Senior cornerback Chris L. Rucker has been reinstated to the MSU football team, head coach Mark Dantonio announced Thursday.
The auto industry is back. That’s the message Gov. Jennifer Granholm and other Michigan politicians echoed as General Motors Corp. CEO Dan Akerson announced an about $190 million investment in the Lansing Grand River assembly plant to build a new, small luxury Cadillac car.
The MSU men’s basketball team was named the favorite to win the Big Ten by the media, the conference announced at Big Ten Basketball Media Day on Thursday.
Next Tuesday, voters statewide will elect two Spartans to fill two available seats on the MSU Board of Trustees. University board members are elected in staggered, eight-year terms and could arguably be considered the face of MSU when any institutional decisions are implemented.
Some MSU faculty members are taking on Washington, D.C., this week, kicking off the establishment of MSU’s new Institute for Research on Mathematics and Science Education at a two-day colloquium about K-12 mathematics.
A $190 million investment by General Motors Corp. will bring about 600 new jobs into the Lansing area through production of a new luxury car designed by GM, according to Wednesday statement by Lansing Mayor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Virg Bernero.
A state representative is calling for abortion reform in Michigan following the alleged discovery of 17 aborted fetuses in a Lansing abortion clinic’s dumpster. A spokesman from the local police department, however, said investigators discovered biomedical waste and patient medical records in the dumpster, but no fetuses were found.
An MSU student reported her car keyed Saturday while it was parked in Lot 38, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
Traditional Israeli food including falafel, kabobs and hummus welcomed students to Israel Fest on Wednesday night at the Union Ballroom.
Two years ago, Gary Wozniak was staring at a vacant lot in the heart of Detroit. Soon, when he goes back to that same area, he hopes to be able to pick fresh greens and tomatoes right off the vine.
Starting Sunday, the difference between a .08 and .17 will be more than a few decimal spaces. A new law, which passed in 2008 and goes into effect on Halloween, will provide stiffer penalties for those who drive with a blood alcohol content, or BAC, of .17 or above.
An ASMSU proposal to shift the Main Library’s weekend hours would be considered by library staff before being shelved.
Local residents and students had a chance to help stock the MSU Student Food Bank Wednesday by donating a jar of peanut butter or jelly at local Noodles & Company restaurants.
East Lansing officials are hoping a new initiative in Meridian Township will catch on and inspire residents to participate in more community service.
Many members of the East Lansing Jewish community who rely on kosher foods often are restricted to eating either at home or at Hillel Jewish Student Center, 360 Charles St. Soon however, Woody’s Oasis, 1050 Trowbridge Road, will be added to the list.
Halloween can sneak up quickly when you’re a full-time student with a full plate on your hands. If you’re officially in panic mode when it comes to thinking of creative, funny and cheap costume ideas, don’t stress out — there’s still hope for you to be the hit of the party without breaking the bank.