Rene Hinojosa jumps at every chance he gets to lead an MSU study abroad trip. Although his expenses are covered, the professor of urban and regional planning says that’s not why he’s lured to the program.
When former Sen. Dick Allen rode his bicycle from the state Capitol to Mackinaw City in 1971, he proved a point to the Department of Transportation and gave rise to a tradition.
The best advice Mary Hausbeck ever received was to think of what she liked to do best and then make a career out of it.
The MSU ice hockey team has received a verbal commitment for the class of 2009.
After a quick glance at the MSU women’s soccer team, the Spartans seem to have all the ingredients to be a contender in the Big Ten and get back to the NCAA tournament.
After opening the season with a 0-3 run at the USC Trojan Invitational last weekend, the MSU volleyball team has been working overtime to prepare themselves for the annual Spartan Invitational this weekend.
The university’s new system for alerting the MSU community of an emergency via text messaging is a great response to recent campus security questions.
You sit down in your dorm room, turn on the TV and what do you see? The big news story about the Michael Vick dogfighting case. You think to yourself, “How can a football star commit such cruel and violent acts to poor, helpless animals?”
When this nation sends its troops into harm’s way, they should be well taken care of when they return to us.
Barista Cafe and Totally Takeout have changed their formats, and not for the better.
I would like to write today in regards to the cartoon printed in Wednesday’s edition of The State News, relating to the ‘reservations’ some seem to have with Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in their bid for the presidency.
“Show your ticket stubs at Jenison Field House for FREE admission to the MSU women’s volle…
During the first ASMSU Student Assembly meeting of the school year, Chairperson Michael Leahy plans to enforce one thing right away: better time management.
Zach Hodyna, a 2007 MSU graduate, has moved three times since leaving the university — not exactly giving him time to connect with an alumni association.
Jeanne Burton’s work has led to more than just a lab report. The associate animal science professor garnered recognition, mentees and friends through her dedication to her work.
The East Lansing City Council convened Tuesday for a work session at City Hall. This was the council’s first formal gathering since Aug. 7. Here are four highlights from the discussion.
While most of East Lansing was still asleep Tuesday morning, a crowd of about 50 people gathered on the roof of the Shaw Lane parking ramp for a 5 a.m. party.
The root beer keg was flowing at University Reformed Church’s fall welcome party after Sparticipation Saturday.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm announced Tuesday that Michigan will host an energy summit with Sweden in early 2008 in an effort to bring international industries and jobs to the state.