Some road closures planned for campus
Stretches of West Circle Drive near the Main Library will be closed this weekend as construction crews are scheduled to perform emergency work on a steam tunnel.
Stretches of West Circle Drive near the Main Library will be closed this weekend as construction crews are scheduled to perform emergency work on a steam tunnel.
With less than a week until Michigan’s 30-day budget extension expires, Gov. Jennifer Granholm still is reviewing six controversial budget bills the Senate sent her this month. Despite the holdup, Megan Brown, a spokeswoman for the governor, said Granholm will sign the bills and avoid a government shutdown.
It’s 1967, and Detroit is crumbling to the ground. Race riots have torn the city apart as vandals smash windows and thieves fend for themselves among the unwatched stores. The riots arose from a storm of integration, which pushed tensions among races to volatile levels.
This holiday season, MSU students and East Lansing residents can look forward to an increase in seasonal retail employment opportunities due to an economy slowly limping its way out of a recession.
The future of Potter Park Zoo, 1301 S. Pennsylvania Ave., in Lansing, now is available to be viewed by the public.
MSU students who prefer biking to driving can attend public meetings Nov. 4 and 5 in Lansing, where a walking-biking concept plan for the city of Lansing will be presented. Viewers will have the chance to comment on the plan.
East Lansing residents can look forward to several opportunities for Halloween events on Thursday.
Supporters of the College of Music’s music therapy program called for an external investigation into the program’s recommended elimination Tuesday, challenging administrators’ claims that no alternatives could prevent the program’s demise.
With Halloween only a couple of days away, students aren’t only stressing about their homework, but their costumes, too. So to help ease your mind, here are some ideas for last-minute costumes you can easily create at home, and on a budget.
Iowa might have left Spartan Stadium with a victory, but the win came at a cost.
Freshman forwards Olivia Stander and Kori Reinhart each have stepped in during key situations for the MSU women’s soccer team this season, filling in for numerous Spartans who have suffered from season-ending injuries.
The chip on the No. 20 MSU hockey team’s shoulder isn’t going away any time soon — even if it did beat the No. 1 team in the country Saturday.
After his team’s tough loss to Iowa, MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio decided to use the seven stages of grief to help himself get over Saturday’s 15-13 last-minute defeat.
Although it was nice to see an article about language enrollments at MSU (Language studies influence careers, global business SN 10/19), the graph accompanying the article was misleading.
The fact that U2 has been chosen to come play at Spartan Stadium this summer is very unfortunate. It just goes to show how out of touch the university is with the student body at times.
What if your doctor ordered medical testing without your consent? Imagine a person going to a doctor after injuring a knee. After sitting through all the testing and X-rays, they find that their doctor also snuck in a test for HIV without their knowledge or consent.
MSU has a reputation for having a beautiful campus and, for the most part, this reputation is well deserved. In “MSU Shadows,” our alma mater, we Spartans sing of our campus’ “ivy-covered halls.”
After the announcement Monday that U2 will perform at Spartan Stadium this summer as part of their North American “360” tour, The State News caught up with students around East Lansing and gathered opinions about what they thought.
U2 will rock Spartan Stadium next summer. The internationally-known rock group has confirmed a June 30 concert for summer 2010 as a part of its U2 360 tour.
A 53-year-old professor reported his department-owned Apple Macbook Air stolen between 3 and 4 p.m. Thursday from the Food Safety and Toxicology Building, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.