With two Big Ten road matches this weekend, the MSU volleyball team has spent the week preparing for aggressive competition, hoping to add two wins to its conference record.
Every semester students brave the crowds on Grand River Avenue, rummaging through shelves in the slew of bookstores available, usually with a lengthy book list in hand.
Stacks of pizza boxes, gallons of pop, dozens of cookies and one giant plastic cow greeted students Thursday at the Veterinary Medical Center. More than 100 veterinary medicine students gathered in the cafeteria of the Center for the Large Animal Clinical Science, or LCS, program’s first “BIG Event.”
For foodservice business management junior Tracy Garley, there’s more to the college experience at MSU than spending four years on the banks of the Red Cedar.
Even though he doesn’t have a Facebook, junior quarterback Kirk Cousins still knew about the Facebook event dedicated to him, “Shoes TIED Like Kirk Cousins Day.”
Brendan Sinclair was searching for a “deeper connection” to his food when he started volunteering at the Student Organic Farm two years ago.
Those looking to buy champagne for their Sunday morning mimosa won’t have to buy the night before, if a bill passed by both the state Senate and House on Wednesday is signed by Gov.
MSU police are investigating a report of an armed robbery against an 18-year-old male student that occurred at about 3 a.m.
I did what many people did when they heard a movie about Facebook was coming out. I rolled my eyes and thought, “Wow, Hollywood — a new low.”
Entering the time of year dedicated to football fans and a lively campus, fall at MSU brings new opportunities and unique traditions back to East Lansing.
America has prided itself on being one of the most religious nations in the world. We see it at the heart of many political movements, in the soul of social movements and at the head of spiritual ones. It is an undeniable fact that in the U.S., religion, specifically Christianity, has played and continues to play a pivotal role in the shaping of this nation and its politics.
It seems tests to the First Amendment never sleep. Michigan’s Asst. Attorney General Andrew Shirvell recently was interviewed on CNN about his blog, “Chris Armstrong Watch.” The blog describes Armstrong, president of the University of Michigan’s student assembly, as a “RADICAL HOMOSEXUAL ACTIVIST, RACIST, ELITIST, & LIAR.” It appears in all-caps on the website as well
Sophomore tight end Dions Sims pleaded guilty this morning at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice in Detroit on charges of receiving and concealing stolen property, said Maria Miller, Wayne County assistant prosecuting attorney. Sims alledgedly was involved in an organized operation to steal and sell 104 computers, valued at $158,000, from Detroit Public Schools.
The MSU Sierra Student Coalition will host a planning session to encourage MSU to end its use of coal energy on campus at 7:30 p.m. today in Room 114 of Berkey Hall.
After Florida-based Pastor Terry Jones proposed “International Burn a Koran Day” more than two weeks ago, numerous incidents of Quran desecration occurred nationally, including the incident in East Lansing. In the aftermath of the incident, the East Lansing and MSU communities now are coming together to promote understanding.
Two members of the MSU men’s basketball team are believed to be connected to a first-degree criminal sexual conduct case that allegedly occurred last month in Wonders Hall, Ingham County Prosecutor Stuart Dunnings III said Wednesday.
After three years of delay, the National Research Council, or NRC, released its ratings report of universities’ doctoral programs Tuesday with MSU achieving high marks on a number of its offerings.
After more than a year without progress on the issue, East Lansing taxicab companies are attempting to again voice their concerns about the increasing number of taxis operating in the city.
A student had her laptop and iPod stolen Monday in the Main Library when she left the objects for five minutes, MSU police Sgt. Paul Kuchek said.
MSU baker Rita Lyon will roll out bagels in an unusual color for the month of October: pink. She’ll be baking about 600 dozen bagels in the shape of ribbons to raise awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in honor of her mother, Gwen, who died of breast cancer in 1972.