Music to commemorate King’s life, mission
In commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the MSU Jazz Orchestra I, Vocal Jazz Ensemble I and Voices of Total Praise will present concerts at Wharton Center’s Pasant Theatre.
In commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the MSU Jazz Orchestra I, Vocal Jazz Ensemble I and Voices of Total Praise will present concerts at Wharton Center’s Pasant Theatre.
Potter Park Zoo, 1301 S. Pennsylvania Ave., in Lansing, has announced plans to expand its popular eastern black rhino exhibit. The proposed renovation will expand the indoor rhino facility and feature two enlarged outdoor habitats to create a more natural environment.
The Lansing Center, 333 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing, will host the 11th annual Lansing Boat Show on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Four years ago, representatives for a car company turned to MSU entomology professor Howard Russell for help on a paint job.
The selection of the Rev. Rick Warren to deliver the invocation at President-elect Barack Obama’s inauguration has outraged some members of MSU’s ?Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, Transgender and Straight Alliance Students, or LBGTSA.
With the winter wonderland outside of our doorways every morning, staying warm is on the minds of every student lucky enough to be stomping through the snow on a daily basis. Keeping this in mind, the fashion world has been forced to take a more practical turn with heavy coats, big boots and the latest winter staple to go trendy: flannel.
Have current economic conditions affected your New Year’s resolution(s)?
Every year people choose to make that one crazy New Year’s resolution to make their lives better. While most of those are usually dropped by early February, tough economic times make resolutions that much harder to put into action.
I know the feeling. I’m there, too. Everyone’s talking about layoffs and bailouts and the all-around crippling economy. People are obsessing over how President-elect Barack Obama is going to get us out of this mess — if he can. It feels crazy and complicated.
Former Spartans and fellow Flint natives Mateen Cleaves and Morris Peterson took a chance on MSU head coach Tom Izzo when no one else would, helping turn a struggling basketball program into one of the nation’s elite.
Former MSU hockey players Ryan Miller and Tom Anastos were recognized on The Hockey News’ annual list of the 100 People of Power and Influence.
The NFL’s Denver Broncos announced Monday that former MSU graduate assistant Josh McDaniels would be the team’s next head coach.
Senior forward Doug DeMartin and senior defender David Hertel are in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., competing in the 2009 adidas Major League Soccer Player Combine.
Inauguration Day is a week away. President-elect Barack Obama will become our 44th president. Among his top priorities, without a doubt, Obama will push for Middle East peace on all fronts. One of those fronts is between Israel and its neighbors.
The letter Obama should condemn Gaza slaughter (SN 1/12) was incredibly misleading and misrepresents the current conflict as an Israeli initiative to commit genocide on the inhabitants of Gaza.
There are no tuition costs for a new form of MSU education. Detroit K-12 students will be getting an early MSU education through a new grant program, but regulations and thorough planning are necessary to ensure time and money are not wasted.
The 2009 North American International Auto Show began this week in Detroit, where the Big Three automakers will look to improve their image.
The MSU men’s basketball program will retire the jersey of former Spartans great Morris Peterson prior to Saturday’s game against Illinois at Breslin Center, MSU Athletic Communications announced Monday.
The Lansing area can expect three to six inches of snow overnight Monday, another three to six inches of snow on Wednesday and wind chills near 30 below zero by the end of the week, said Ernie Ostuno, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service of Grand Rapids.
While many MSU students were away on winter break, police in East Lansing concluded investigations into a string of home invasions and made arrests related to the Oct. 19 brawl between members of the MSU football and hockey teams.