I am writing in response to the recent editorial by The State News Everyone deserves protection of free speech (SN 9/15) and Mitchell Rivard’s letter to the editor College Democrats respond to Editorial Board claims (SN 9/15).
Although several Michigan insurance companies cover birth control prescriptions, new legislation being brought to the Michigan House might now require all insurance providers in the state to make birth control coverage mandatory.
I completely agree with journalism professor Fred Fico that words such as “diversity,” “multiculturalism” and “cultural relativism” shouldn’t be used.
MSU Police are investigating an assault and battery that occurred at about 8:15 p.m. Wednesday near the Natural Science Building.
A female university employee reported $28 stolen Friday from her office in Jenison Field House, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
Three MSU professors have joined a search to find what some people speculate are the remains of Jimmy Hoffa.
MSU lost almost $250 million, or 18 percent, of its endowments in the past fiscal year, but university officials said they are not worried about the health of the institution’s investments.
The state Legislature’s leaders came to a preliminary $1.2 billion agreement on budget issues Wednesday, the Detroit Free Press reported.
The state might keep part of its financial promise to almost 96,000 students waiting on funding for the current school year in the form of tax credits.
A major downtown development is moving forward after the foreclosure sale for seven of its properties adjourned Wednesday.
As the sun set on Wells Hall Wednesday night, the Muslim Students’ Association joined some hungry friends at Fast-A-Thon to help break their respective fasts, as well as to help feed some less-fortunate area residents.
ASMSU will hit the road this weekend on a leadership and team-building retreat in Manistee, Mich., to develop governmental skills and set goals for the coming school year, group officials said Wednesday.
Mid-Michigan health care and business leaders will gather from 5:30-8 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Eagle Eye Conference Center, 15500 Chandler Road, for Lansing’s Sparrow Hospital and MSU’s Healthcare Policy and Issues forum.
Michigan farmers will spend some time on the Capitol lawn today sharing the bounties of their labor in celebration of Select Michigan Week.
Lovers of the spoken and written word will have an opportunity to enjoy selections of poetry at the presentation of Found in Translation: Poetry From Around the World on Sept. 23 as part of the Old Town Poetry Series at Creole Gallery, 1218 Turner St., in Lansing.
Members of the Chicano/Latino Studies program will converge at noon today outside College of Social Science Dean Marietta Baba’s office to address concerns about students’ treatment by the program’s faculty members and administration.
Students might receive more federal loan money if a resolution is passed by the U.S House of Representatives today.
MSU prides itself on being “green,” and this week, the Capital Area Transportation Authority is asking students to be just that by participating in this year’s Clean Commute Challenge Week.
Entering last season with only three upperclassmen and significant holes to fill from the previous year’s NCAA Tournament team, the MSU volleyball program turned to a promising freshman class to step in and make contributions immediately.
Six games into the young field hockey season, Spartans head coach Rolf van de Kerkhof is pleased about how his No. 8 team has performed so far — even with two losses.