Correction: The key in the graphic, "John L. Smith's career record with the Spartans" should have indicated that wins were a lighter shade than losses. When John L.
John L. Smith didn't need to say a word in the press conference that followed MSU's 46-21 loss to Indiana on Saturday.
MSU students have a challenge in November to maintain civil rights in Michigan, said activist and Baptist minister the Rev.
It's official. Kyle Bristow is no longer the James Madison College representative for ASMSU — MSU's undergraduate student government. Bristow, chairman of Young Americans for Freedom, or YAF, and a member of the MSU College Republicans, was removed from his student government position after a recall election was held Oct.
I have really enjoyed many of Jessica Byrom's columns because they tend to have such a fresh viewpoint, which is why I was particularly disappointed with the one that ran last Thursday which compared abortion with casualties of war in "Casualties of war mourned, not those killed by abortion" (SN 10/26). Planned Parenthood doesn't receive funding from taxpayers, as Byrom implied.
Lauren Fox highlights the deteriorating condition of our society in "Raising kids today is scary prospect" (SN 10/23). She also wrote, "Church seemed to be the only sanctuary to survive the moral decay of modern life." It then dawned on me that the secular part of society lacks strict personal morals that a religious society maintains.
With less than a week until Michigan midterm elections, candidates are pulling every big-name politician and celebrity in their arsenals to get voters enthused about Tuesday. Musician Kid Rock is scheduled to appear in Royal Oak today with Republican Mike Bouchard, Sen.
Dr. D, I've been with my boyfriend for more than a year. We have a great relationship and a great sex life … except for one thing.
Between the campaign ads flooding newspapers, the commercials being shown on TV and even the Facebook groups I am being invited to join, I am sick and tired of hearing how Proposal 2 is going to hurt anyone who is not a white male.
MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon announced football head coach John L. Smith will not return to the program following the end of the season with three games left. Simon said at today's press conference that she and Athletics Director Ron Mason met Tuesday and they "independently came to the conclusion" for the termination. Mason said he then met with Smith early this morning to inform him of the move.
One day after running in his first marathon, Jay Hanna already is planning the next one. Forget that he's sore — the inevitable result of the 26.2-mile run through Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, on Sunday — or that he's walking with a slight limp. He doesn't care. Running is how he clears his mind.
Sitting within arm's reach of each other at a table in the dimly lit Magdalena's Tea House, Nancy Brandon and Miko Fussom discussed how they made their dreams reality. "Are you sisters?" I asked, as the women sipped from cups of water.
Two MSU students are calling a blue Chevrolet Aveo home for nearly a week. They're only allowed to leave when going to class or to the bathroom. Since Monday, they've been living in the parking lot behind Urban Outfitters, 115 E.
A poll released Tuesday shows Democratic incumbents leading their Republican challengers in the Michigan gubernatorial and U.S.
Housing officials asked six Wonders Hall mentors to move out after they were caught drinking alcohol on Oct.
Prominent civil rights activist and Bapist minister Jesse Jackson will rally tonight at 8 p.m. with Michigan attorney general candidate Amos Williams in the Kellogg Center on campus. The stop is one of six scheduled for Jackson and Williams on Wednesday in Michigan.
Imagine a child getting ready for her first day of kindergarten. A huge backpack strapped onto her tiny arms.
I am writing in response to John Kelly's letter regarding dove hunting, "When voting on Nov.
The people who make it possible for nontraditional students to attend class, study for exams and work for rent money or groceries are being rewarded. As National Nontraditional Student Recognition Week begins next week, the MSU Family Resource Center is honoring faculty and staff members who have helped married students, commuters, military service members or those who have other unusual circumstances maintain their busy schedules.
Democratic state Sen. Gretchen Whitmer is readying herself for her second election in less than a year. Because she technically filled the vacant Senate position left by now-Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero in March, she's running again this November for a second term. This time she's up against Republican challenger Frank Lambert. Both candidates agree that educational funding is an important issue facing Michigan residents.