It’s the morning of Dec. 6. The MSU women’s basketball team is a few days removed from one of its biggest wins ever at Breslin Center, a 72-66 victory against then-No. 4 North Carolina. The challenge that day: conference foe Indiana in the Big Ten opener.
For the fifth consecutive year, the Women’s Center of Greater Lansing is hosting its She Laughs! V comedy show, raising money for the center and giving those in attendance a reason to laugh during the cold, gloomy winter.
In 1980, the MSU community came together for the first time to recognize a man that not only broke down barriers during the civil rights movement, but also gave his life in doing so.
“Youth In Revolt,” doesn’t advance the art of filmmaking like Orson Welles’ “Citizen Kane” or Federico Fellini’s “8 1/2,” and it doesn’t feature a new, revolutionary technology like Steven Spielberg’s “Jurassic Park” or James Cameron’s “Avatar.”
A former MSU student’s fight for social justice is in the spotlight thanks to an MSU fraternity member who recognized his past efforts for equality.
Why is Martin Luther King Day important to you? “If it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t be here.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is celebrated the third Monday of January each year, but on Monday nights throughout the year a group of students work to uphold King’s message of acceptance.
In 2010, Martin Luther King Jr.’s words resonate for African Americans living across the country and for MSU students of a wide range of ethnicities.
Students across the nation will join together to celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. this Monday, but for MSU, the celebrations are nothing new.
David Cheza, a 149-pound sophomore on the MSU wrestling team, has posted a 5-5 record and currently is ranked No. 14 nationally in the 149-pound weight class.
For those of you who pick up on it, forgive me my blatant hypocrisy in this column. Maybe it’s my general life-skepticism, my hyper critical view of the world, or my pure and genuine disdain for the current state of our society as a function of the marriage of individual delinquency and group complacency, but my reading of opinion columns seems to be highlighting, in small doses, what tends to be wrong with people these days.
San Francisco has its iconic trolley system to transport residents around town, but is a similar system in the Lansing area worth saving five minutes of a commuter’s time?
Former MSU running back Ashton Leggett pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges of assault and battery today at East Lansing’s 54-B District Court.
Two cars collided Monday at the entrance of Ramp 5, on the corner of Trowbridge and Red Cedar roads.
Coming into Wednesday night, the Minnesota Golden Gophers led the Big Ten in turnover margin while the Spartans were second last — a recipe for MSU disaster.
Greg Jones made a promise to his mother.
When Terry Pharaon learned of the earthquake that shook Haiti on Tuesday, his body went numb as he pictured his family in the country and feared for their lives.
Thousands have lined up at the 2010 North American International Auto Show in Detroit for a first glimpse at the automobile fleet that is charged with saving the state.
A group of MSU professors hope to streamline care for those with HIV in developing nations.