To celebrate the MSU School of Journalism’s 100-year anniversary, the school is featuring speakers Don Gonyea of National Public Radio and Kathy Barks Hoffman of The Associated Press in a lecture entitled New Technology and Political Coverage at 4:30 p.m. today.
Regret, blame, addiction, betrayal and infidelity — no family is perfect, and the Weston family in Steppenwolf’s “August: Osage County” certainly is no exception.
The MSU’s Vietnamese Student Association celebrates and educates about the lunar new year last Tuesday in Holden Hall.
MSU alumnus Peter Ohren speaks on why he wrote his fourth book and what inspired him.
MSU women’s basketball head coach Suzy Merchant was not happy with her team’s post defense in Sunday’s 68-55 win against Northwestern.
It should come as no surprise that the MSU softball team was excited to finally kick off its season last weekend at the Lead-Off Classic in DeLand, Fla.
Coming off a season-best performance against No. 20 Illinois on Sunday, the No. 22 MSU gymnastics team is hoping for an encore showing Saturday against New Hampshire.
I plan to leave Michigan for a warmer, sunnier state after college. The snow just has lost its appeal. As people get older, the excitement about snow days disappears, and the inconveniences and increased driving hazards brought on by snow are enough to ruin plans. Winter does have one very strong element not many people recognize when arguing about its positives and negatives.
Last November, four MSU students allegedly threw a firework into MSU student Eric Flatley’s Grove Street yard as part of a prank.As if they didn’t have enough to worry about, two of the students have been suspended, according to reports.
MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon on Wednesday announced a $25 million grant from the National Science Foundation, or NSF, for a new science and technology center.
A 19-year-old female MSU student said a man exposed himself to her Thursday in Hubbard Hall, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
U.S. foreign policy and the economy were hot topics Tuesday night when U.S. Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., addressed more than 75 MSU students in Case Hall. As the guest speaker at the MSU Democrats meeting, Levin emphasized his support of President Barack Obama’s recent strategy changes in Iraq and Afghanistan. Levin is the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
After a four-year struggle with a property owner, the East Lansing City Council moved one step closer to finalizing the Avondale Square project Tuesday when it issued a resolution of necessity to acquire an essential 20-foot alley.
Growing up in Zimbabwe, Farai Machina dreamed of working for the United Nations. When she was 18, her family moved to the U.S., where she went from life in an impoverished African country to an American college lifestyle at Penn State University. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in food science, she went to work for the world’s largest chocolate confectionery, Barry Callebaut, but held onto her dream of bettering her country and the world at the U.N.
For MSU alumna Danielle Weller, who attends Kellogg Center for the Lansing Regional Chamber Economic Club meetings almost every month, Tuesday’s meeting was of special interest because of the guest speaker.
Causes for common childhood ailments such as asthma and cerebral palsy are one step closer in their discovery through MSU and its partners’ collaboration on the largest human health study ever performed in the country.
There was a little piece of Louisiana in East Lansing on Tuesday. In a crowded room at All Saints Episcopal Church, 800 Abbot Road, Wess “Warmdaddy” Anderson’s smooth jazz filled the air as it mingled with the scent of Louisiana gumbo, the signature dish of Gumbo and Jazz, 1133 E. Grand River Ave.
After Shruti Agrawal heard about Thurgood Marshall’s impact on the civil rights movement, the accounting senior wanted to find a way to honor his legacy. Agrawal and two teammates hope to win Marshall a spot in the Black History Month Multicultural Heroes Hall of Fame tonight during the group’s ninth annual competition.
It was a convincing win that could have been even more so. The MSU men’s basketball team outdid Indiana in nearly every facet Tuesday night — depth, field-goal shooting, points in the paint and bench production — and handled the Hoosiers all the way to a 72-58 triumph at Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Ind.
The MSU Board of Trustees on Friday appointed an assistant state attorney general and former corrections officer to the MSU College of Law Board of Trustees.