Virginia Avenue’s 600 block is one step closer to being revamped after the East Lansing Planning Commission approved the Avondale Square project at its Wednesday meeting.
Two East Lansing residents were attacked in unlit areas of the downtown while coming home from a night out on the town in July.
With a looming 9.6 percent tuition increase in the fall, MSU has the highest percentage increase among Big Ten schools.
In fall 2005, Edwin Chen’s mom was diagnosed with the early stages of colon cancer.
Hundreds of hopeful athletes sent videos to compete in the first G4 American Ninja Challenge, but only 10 finalists were chosen.
Technology has changed the landscape in and out of government. The backlog of FOIA requests is huge – The Seattle Times has a pending request with the Department of Energy dating to 1995.
You know it’s tough being a conservative these days when Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani’s own daughter is backing Barack Obama.
In a blatant move of censorship, Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop’s chief of staff ordered a blog site to be blocked from the state Senate’s Internet server.
Move-in day for about 130 Campus Village residents has been delayed until Aug. 25 – the Saturday before classes begin.
While students are moving onto campus this fall, the Michigan State Police will begin plans to move out.
One MSU student who was arrested in April for protesting at a Young Americans for Freedom event received a light sentence Tuesday in East Lansing’s 54-B District Court.
One of the ways head coach Mark Dantonio plans to establish a winning mentality is to “pull the weeds” from his football program
MSU could be getting more funding for agricultural research if a federal appropriations measure is formally adopted.
He’s got well-defined muscles and an intimidating stare. He can pull off a pleated skirt while still being one of the toughest, most recognized figures at MSU.
Senior forward Bryan Lerg will serve as captain of the 2007-08 MSU hockey team.
Dan Enos considers himself lucky. For the second straight year, Enos is coaching whom he considers to be the best player on the MSU football team.
I am writing in response to ‘Foot baths for Muslims spark religious debate’:http://www.statenews.com/article.phtml?pk=41830 (SN 8/6).
We take exception to comments by Matt Marsden, spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop, R-Rochester, in “Legislature faces ridicule for latest tuition increase” (SN 8/1). In it, he states, “The Democrats continue to push for tax increases, but they refuse to accept any support for reforms in government.”
But schools named after leaders are a dying breed, according to the Manhattan Institute, a New York-based think tank.