Lansing — Changing absentee voting and improving polling areas were key parts of recommendations made Wednesday by Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land before the Senate Campaign and Election Oversight committee.
Biology professor Jonathan Walton began teaching at MSU 20 years ago, but his fascination with science didn’t start there.
Coming off a tough overtime loss to Lehigh on Sunday, the MSU women’s soccer team was looking for a rebound performance Wednesday against Detroit Mercy. They got it.
The first chapter of Lauren Hill and Lauren Sinacola’s MSU careers couldn’t have been scripted any better. As freshmen, Hill and Sinacola finished one-two in goals and points for the Spartans and were both selected to the Big Ten All-Freshman team.
Sweep. That is the story once again for the MSU women’s volleyball team which swept Eastern Michigan, 3-0, Tuesday night.
After the first week of the fantasy football season, I’m pretty excited about my teams.
Tucked away on a hill amid farmland and trees in an old English-style home, a pot of creamy red soup bubbles on the stove as bright lights illuminate steaks simmering nearby.
Matt Cowan’s letter, Jesus is more credible than State News religion columnist (SN 9/11), tells us that because Jesus is either coming back or he isn’t, the odds are 50/50. Matt is clearly a logical genius.
If you have noticed a dip in service in Brody Hall’s cafeteria, it is because of poor decisions made by the higher-ups in MSU’s Division of Housing and Food Services.
All football teams have a chant that the fans know and can yell in unison when something good happens in the game. It shows solidarity and just kind of sounds cool. I don’t have any problem with that.
MSU, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University, a group that makes up the largest research university cluster in the nation, are worth more than $12.8 billion and represent 68,800 jobs. At least that’s according to a new study released Monday by the East Lansing-based Anderson Economic Group.
Our culture is being eroded and the American way of life is under siege by radical leftists who desire to destroy Western civilization. What communism would have done to our economy had it prospered as some “Americans” desired, multiculturalism will do to our culture if it succeeds — and that is destroy it.
Since the start of the year, sweat pants and T-shirts no longer fly at Illinois State University’s College of Business. Students have to show up to class in pressed polo shirts and khakis.
If Abbey Askotzky was at home during Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, she’d be taking the day off school and going to temple with her family. Her mom would have been in the kitchen the day before, preparing food and shaping braided challah bread with raisins into a circle, to symbolize the sweet new year.
In recommending MSU’s next athletics director, Trustee Melanie Foster didn’t have to pull too many strings. From the get-go, the board, MSU athletics department and potential candidates all knew what Foster knew: “Mark Hollis met all the criteria.”
Michigan’s Senate Appropriations Committee met Tuesday to review a proposed budget that would eliminate funding to higher education and other services in an effort to close the state’s budget deficit.
In 1965, one MSU master’s student initiated a movement that changed the relationship between students and university officials. His efforts, which spanned the course of two years, led to the creation of the Academic Freedom Report and the Office of the Ombudsman in 1967.
A solution to finding sustainable energy sources and lasting Michigan jobs could come out of thin air — with wind. The MSU Land Policy Institute wrapped up the two-day Manufacturing and Developing Wind Energy Systems in Michigan conference on campus Tuesday.
While no exact date can be found for its creation, the practice of yoga is said to go back thousands of years. This fall, find body, mind and spiritual rejuvenation through the ancient physical practice of yoga.