To those who knew her, Jackie Marolf was positive and full of life, with an infectious smile and laugh, and a personality that made others want to be better people.
Increased student involvement, improved interdepartmental collaboration and goal setting for the coming school year were some of the various topics at a retreat undertaken by ASMSU this weekend.
As a group of children added watercolor paint to their own version of what a tropical fish would look like Saturday, MSU art education seniors taught them how to mix colors at MSU’s Saturday Morning Art program.
MSU senior outfielder Eli Boike was named Most Valuable Player of the Cal Ripken, Sr. Collegiate Baseball League this summer after leading the league in hits and stolen bases.
The No. 8 MSU field hockey team followed last Sunday’s tough loss against No. 7 Syracuse with a 1-1 showing this weekend in Virginia.
The MSU men’s tennis team proved the Spartans can stand alone, dominating the singles matches in the Frank Beeman Invitational in East Lansing this weekend.
For the second straight game, the MSU football team’s defensive backfield was picked apart by a veteran quarterback.
The Beta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi hasn’t always had an easy time at MSU. Despite a closure of the chapter in 1969 for two decades, the sorority, located at 333 Charles St., celebrated its 75th anniversary at MSU on Saturday. Linda Grandolfo, the nationwide vice president of the sorority, was present at the event and said the anniversary was a monumental event for the MSU chapter.
A week dedicated to promoting and celebrating Japanese culture began this weekend as MSU’s eighth annual Japan Week hit East Lansing.
The No. 17 MSU volleyball team completed an undefeated nonconference schedule this weekend with its fourth straight tournament win, earning three victories at the Clemson Classic in Clemson, S.C.
Immediately following the MSU football team’s 33-30 loss to Notre Dame, I felt the same as every other Spartans football fan.
Anyone looking to play golf on a sunny Friday afternoon at Forest Akers East Golf Course this weekend quickly found they were out of luck, as the course was taken over by about 4,200 racers running through fairways and around sand traps.
A promised crew of canines was missing in action Saturday afternoon at the Rescues and Runways fashion show held to benefit the local Capital Area Humane Society — but no worries, the cause and the humans were able to pull things together.
Lansing’s first annual “Riverfest” featured eight bands and an open bar, yet still didn’t hook the MSU student crowd it had hoped for.
Despite its name, Old Town felt young as people of all ages lined the streets to listen to the tunes of the 15th annual Old Town BluesFest in Lansing. Festival coordinator Sharen Lange said the event showed local citizens how much the area has transformed into a new atmosphere.
Spartan alumna Wendy Rogalinski was tired of children’s books written with bad grammar and story lines, so she decided to take creativity into her own hands.
There are 96,000 students in Michigan waiting to hear whether the state will continue to fund the Michigan Promise, its scholarship program.
We are aware. Whether it’s the philanthropic jams of Bono, the chic Inspi(RED) Gap T-shirts or the poignant rubber bracelets, awareness of poverty, disease and warfare in Third World countries has become increasingly acknowledged by young people.
Kirk Cousins walked off the field at Notre Dame Stadium surrounded by a frenzied mob, a blank expression on his face.
University leaders will meet with students at 4 p.m. Monday to discuss continued concerns surrounding the Chicano/Latino Studies Program.