A trickling fountain in the lobby, serene music permeating through the room and dim, relaxed lighting is the formula for a healthier lifestyle at Creative Wellness Holistic Health Center, 2025 Abbot Road, Suite 200.
Dressed in knee-high boots and a blazer, animal science junior Jessilyn Wallington frantically made her way around the floor of the MSU Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education.
Students looking for a boost on their transcripts or an edge in interviews now have the opportunity to add academic minors to their list of qualifications.
Fundraising and raising awareness about Latin America’s problems with the youth population and the country’s financial needs is important to Laura Sologuren-Sanchez, founder of Latinos on the Move.
The ASMSU loan program may attract more applicants this semester after ASMSU’s Student Assembly voted to more than double its $100, interest-free loan service.
As a trip to Orlando, Fla., for the national championship- bound dance and cheerleading teams approaches, the squads hosted a warm-up session on campus Saturday for friends and family.
When Dave Dombrowski’s eighth grade class was picking out their future careers, most of his classmates were striving to be doctors, lawyers or dentists.
After 25 years in the industry, Katerina Emmons knows the difficulties of being a working artist.
The East Lansing Department of Parks, Recreation and Arts is offering scholarships this week for adult dance classes.
The MSU women’s basketball team failed to string two wins together with a loss to cross-state rival U-M on Sunday at Crisler Arena.
The MSU swimming and diving teams fell short Saturday at Purdue in their first 2008 matchup.
Despite a Friday night triumph over Western Michigan at Jenison Field House, the MSU gymnastics team still has work to do.
When the Iowa faithful were starting to trickle into Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Saturday night, there was one section up in the nosebleeds that had been filled to capacity since two hours before the game began.
It got to the point where I was upset at myself for not bringing some gym shoes and shorts to change into.
While both MSU basketball teams were on the road, the Detroit Tigers kept Breslin Center buzzing, stopping on campus Sunday during their annual Winter Caravan.
It came down to which team could perform a little less poorly than the other. And on Saturday night, Iowa was that team. In the lowest scoring game of MSU men’s basketball head coach Tom Izzo’s career, the Spartans were upset by the Iowa Hawkeyes, 43-36, at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. When the buzzer hit 00.0, the Hawks Nest, Iowa’s student section, stormed the floor as “Overrated” echoed off the arena walls.
Season-low shooting percentage. One made free throw. An Izzo-era-low point total. Can it only get better from here?
The MSU wrestling team dropped two meets this weekend, losing 21-14 to No. 20 Pittsburgh and 29-7 to No. 18 Oklahoma in Norman, Okla. The losses move MSU’s season record to 3-5-0 this season.
My greatest fear is rape. In light of last semester’s progression of attacks on campus, the topic is worth addressing — not only for its relevance but also for its complex connection to what dictates our everyday choices and behaviors.
It boiled down to the last 30 seconds for the MSU hockey team in Sunday’s 1-1 game with No. 6 Notre Dame. The No. 10 Spartans were just about ready to walk away sweeping the weekend series until Notre Dame’s Ryan Thang scored his 12th goal of the season with 37.8 seconds left in the game.