A student judiciary board dismissed a nearly year-old complaint against the Council of Graduate Students on Thursday after the complainant disagreed with how the process was handled.
Associated Press reporter Kathy Barks Hoffman and National Public Radio correspondent Don Gonyea will speak at the MSU School of Journalism’s annual Frederick S. Siebert Lecture at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday in Room 147 of the Communication Arts and Sciences Building.
Richard Foster was named the W.K Kellogg Professor in Food, Society and Sustainability at MSU, a position that became effective Jan. 1.
The Capital Area Humane Society is hosting a Valentine’s Day adoption event from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Two MSU football players and two former players pleaded guilty Thursday to charges stemming from a November 2009 assault at Rather Hall.
In a weeklong visit to war-torn Iraq, an MSU official began discussions of how the university’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources potentially could help the country rebuild.
A pair of bills passed Wednesday by the Michigan Senate could save city governments money by removing barriers to department consolidation and collaboration.
Ann Arbor — Senior center Allyssa DeHaan tied the NCAA career blocks record when she swatted U-M center Krista Phillips 13 seconds into the second half Thursday night at Crisler Arena. DeHaan tied the record of 480 blocks held by Texas Christian’s Sandora Irvin (2001-05).
MSU junior guard Chris Allen is averaging career highs in points, rebounds, assists and steals — but Allen and his coaches agree those improvements stem from his growth on defense. His increased focus and intense film study means he’s now playing the best defense of his life, head coach Tom Izzo said.
For more than a week, the focus of the MSU men’s basketball program has been on junior guard Kalin Lucas. Saturday, the team’s attention will turn to Penn State’s junior guard and leading scorer Talor Battle, the Nittany Lions’ most dangerous player.
A trip to State College, Pa., might be just what the doctor ordered for the MSU men’s basketball team. No coach would play a road game in the Big Ten if he didn’t have to, but if there is a team you want to face on their home floor, it’s the Nittany Lions.
Across the country, men with any type of love interest are experiencing an annual feeling of panic. They are flocking to florists, corralling to card stores and jumping to jewelry shops hoping to find the perfect gift for their significant other. You guessed it — Valentine’s Day is upon us.
Single? Taken? Looking for something to do in (or against) the theme of Valentines Day this upcoming weekend? Take a peek at what’s going on in and around town for the holiday of love.
Injuries throughout her basketball career might have taken away some of Aisha Jefferson’s physical gifts, but they haven’t affected her heart.
It’s that time again! The prognosticators are here to make their weekly picks.
It’s easy to say that converting the coal plant is not feasible at this time due to the poor economy, but how long will we wait? MSU has a responsibility to its students and the community to provide a healthy living environment, and times of economic difficulty should not halt the potential progress toward a more clean and green campus.
With the popular MTV series “16 and Pregnant” coming back for a second season this month, 10 new teens will be examples of the unintended consequences of teen sex. Sadly, this reality isn’t just confined to television.
Families across the United States are struggling to find ways to live within their means, and the city of East Lansing is no different.
Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm proposed restoring the Michigan Promise Scholarship as a $4,000 tax credit in her annual budget proposal Thursday morning. The tax credit would be available to any student that completes a degree and stays in Michigan for one year.
Sophomore wide receiver Fred Smith, former redshirt freshman defensive end Jamiihr Williams and former junior safety Roderick Jenrette pleaded guilty to various assault charges Thursday in East Lansing’s 54-B District Court. The charges stem from a Nov. 22, 2009 incident in Rather Hall, where 15 football players allegedly entered the dorm and assaulted members of the Iota Phi Theta fraternity, witnesses said.