Nine MSU football players have been charged with assault for their involvement in the Nov. 22 altercation at Rather Hall, and MSU police say there might be more charges to come.
Everything MSU was missing during its sluggish effort Sunday against Indiana was there — and more — Wednesday night against No. 8 Xavier. The Spartans brought the energy, excitement and enthusiasm that head coach Suzy Merchant thought was missing Sunday in a dominating 66-53 win against the Musketeers Wednesday night at Breslin Center.
MSU researchers are one step closer to protecting honeybees from parasites.
A depression medication developed by an MSU professor could provide a more effective treatment of the mental illness with fewer side effects.
A new exhibit premiering this week at the MSU Museum dedicated to quilt research is another installment in a line of exhibits about what officials said was one of the most understudied arts in the world.
MSU will present Grand Rapids businessman and philanthropist Richard DeVos Sr., co-founder of Amway, with an honorary doctorate of humanities at the Saturday graduation commencement ceremony.
The H1N1 vaccine will be available from 9 a.m. to noon beginning Saturday at Hill Career Academy, 5815 Wise Road, in Lansing. From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Dec. 16, a community clinic will be held at Holt High School, 5885 W. Holt Road, in Holt.
East Lansing drunken driving arrests increased 31 percent in the past five years following a citywide crackdown.
Susan Bandes, director of the Kresge Art Museum, was elected Nov. 6 to the Print Council of America, an organization of more than 200 print specialists in the U.S. and Canada ranging from curators to university professors.
In a country stricken by poverty, people sell their own organs just to get by.
An MSU assistant law professor plans to run for Michigan Senate in 2010.
Signing into Facebook during class normally is looked down upon by MSU faculty, but some MSU professors are taking a different approach through research on social networking sites. Nicole Ellison, an assistant professor in the Department of Telecommunication, Information Studies and Media is part of a team using about $500,000 from a National Science Foundation grant to study how people use social networking sites such as Facebook. “The story of students using Facebook in class and not paying attention … (is) one small part of it,” Ellison said.
Students leaving town next week for winter break might be in a rush to get home for the holidays, but if they neglect to make arrangements for snow removal, they could return to an unwanted ticket.
The holidays will bring plenty of rest and relaxation to the MSU wrestling team, as several players will look to clear up minor injuries and prepare for final exams.
MSU head coach Rick Comley won’t be satisfied with anything but a sweep this weekend.
What’s a holiday without a cookie? Add these orange-spiked cookies to your Hanukkah celebration this weekend.
I’ll be honest, I expected “Avatar: The Game” to be a less-than complete video game experience.
No matter what your faith, or lack thereof, people have found the holidays to be a time for giving to the less fortunate.
As 24-year-old family and community services junior Erica Wright stood outside the Spartan Child Development Center on a crisp Saturday morning last week, she took some time to relax and enjoy a moment to herself.