The MSU men’s tennis team announced the addition of Matt Roberts to the coaching staff on Thursday, naming the 25-year-old professional as the assistant head coach.
After a season opener that went mostly according to plan, the MSU football team is preparing for a much tougher opponent in Central Michigan this week. The Chippewas, coming off a 19-6 loss at Arizona, are expected to be plenty motivated against an in-state rival.
In light of the recent uproar by some parents about President Barack Obama’s reading of a speech to America’s schoolchildren on Tuesday, I decided to draft a counter-speech to any parent who kept their child from going to school out of fear that they would be indoctrinated by “socialist propaganda.” The full text of my counter-speech, in case you missed it, is printed below:
For those who have missed the news, White House environmental adviser Van Jones announced his resignation Saturday. It’s a resignation we find understandable. Jones didn’t want to take away from the real work that President Barack Obama’s administration is trying to accomplish, a sentiment we find admirable.
A Grosse Ile, Mich., female reported her 2008 Jeep Liberty struck by an unknown vehicle between noon and 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 31 in university parking Lot 9, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
A shutout, a goose egg, a clean sheet — MSU junior goalkeeper Avery Steinlage has heard every term for not allowing a goal during a game.
Moving MSU health services from Olin Health Center to the south end of campus is only the tip of the iceberg to the university’s cost-cutting considerations, which also include layoffs, degree cuts and program and department changes to cope with budget cuts.
On paper, the almost six-month feud between the Chicano/Latino Studies program director and students calling for her removal has ended.
For the second year running, a group of students kicked off their school year Monday, Aug. 31, by throwing a Welcome Week party on Cedar Street complete with blue party cups, blaring music and beer pong on the front porch.
MSU students will have an opportunity at working to turn their business ideas into reality this semester.
For associate professor of physiology Julia Busik, MSU’s newest $1.9 million grant to study cerebral palsy strikes a personal chord.
Lansing area residents celebrated those who work for the city as part of its Sesquicentennial Celebration in Adado Riverfront Park this Saturday.
The MSU community is now only a click away from learning about university plans and discussions to confront budget cuts, as changes across the university are considered.
The issue of national health care reform will be hitting closer to home at 7 p.m. during the East Lansing City Council’s work session at City Hall, 410 Abbot Road.
In the days leading up to Labor Day weekend, llama and alpaca breeders across the country began packing their things.
For junior Sarai Embaye, the stress of the first week of classes was reduced when she found out she didn’t have to take her daughter to class with her.
Before Lansing resident Fran Russell would be allowed into a party, people would ask if she brought her nuts.
Dan Mathews encourages people to parade around busy cities entirely naked. He also has been in jail more than seven times.
It’s been a couple of years since Scott Barnes has been a regular at the East Lansing bars, but the 2007 MSU graduate hasn’t forgotten his college nights just yet.
Travis Kliemann found a pair of baby blue glasses in the corner of his apartment last year. Little did he know, those glasses would be the beginning of a movement around the East Lansing area.