An attorney for The State News hopes to hear a judge's decision on the newspaper's lawsuit against MSU in about a week. Herschel Fink, a First Amendment and media attorney, filed a lawsuit on behalf of The State News Friday with the Oakland County Circuit Court. The newspaper is requesting the initial police report from an alleged Feb.
The State News editorial board has finally gone off the deep end. Now, I realize that, seeing as how this is a college newspaper, it's expected that its opinions will be slanted to the left.
Picture this — A woman is attempting to buy liquor. The salesperson asks for her license, and then for her pregnancy card.
The state Senate Judiciary Committee has approved a package of bills that would allow a person to use deadly force without criminal punishment against someone they reasonably believe could kill them, cause them great bodily harm or sexually assault them. The bills passed through the committee and will now be looked at by the full Senate.
Lansing — The Clinton Memorial Hospital "bed pan" drill team banged on bed pans and shook plastic jugs filled with pebbles. Three women decked out in cowboy hats and fringed leather jackets rode horses. And an Asian group wore traditional Korean clothing and beat on drums as it made its way down the street. These were just a few of the 95 diverse groups that marched in the 16th annual Michigan Parade on Saturday in downtown Lansing.
MSU football player Cole Corey was sentenced Thursday to spend between two and 10 years in prison for possession of a controlled substance Thursday in the Lenawee County Circuit Court. Corey appeared in 11 games for the Spartans in 2005, recording six tackles and returning a kick on special teams.
Federal agents began searching for the remains of former Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa on Wednesday at a rural horse farm in Milford Township, according to an FBI official.
Your "snowball" ("Immigration larger problem for U.S.," SN 5/18), that you claim results from immigration is really just a puddle of water.
The construction mess on campus doesn't have to be such a huge hassle for folks. How? Ride a bike, and you can find lots of faster alternate routes through campus to that meeting or lunch appointment. Don't want to ride a bike to MSU for class or work?
Familiar faces and birdbath buyers are in crafter Cori Hoag's near future. As a returning vendor selling her cement garden statues, she anticipates seeing past customers at the 42nd MSU Arts & Crafts Show. It's also an ideal setting for her garden statues of rabbits, birds, dogs and cats.
Perched in the corner of his Lansing garage, 2004 MSU art education graduate Nathan Waterhouse hovers silently over one of his several nearly completed abstractions.
The 43rd East Lansing Art Festival marks Wanda Degen's 20th year as the event's performance coordinator, and even though she's been booking performers for two decades, attendees shouldn't expect their musical experiences to be echoes of past festivals.
An art competition for seventh and eighth-grade students will be part of the East Lansing Art Festival this weekend in downtown East Lansing. The Matt Epling Creative Arts Competition will give students a chance to have their art, ranging from pencil sketches to paintings, assessed by art judges.
MUSIC: Friday, May 19: • Starfarm and Uptown DJs Rick's American Cafe 224 Abbot Road (517)351-2285 Doors open at 4 p.m. • The Dirtbombs, The Ghettobillies, Dead Stream Corners, and Dr. Xeron and the Moogulaters The Temple Club 500 E.
Am I the only student at MSU who doesn't object to East Lansing's noise ordinance? There's not a constitutional right to have your party spill out onto the street or onto your neighbor's property.
Sometimes truth has so much power over our emotions that it weighs heavily on our beliefs. And whether you believe it or not, truth works in the same way with our government.
Some stories are told to inform, and some stories are told to entertain. For example: Hoping to slow down a slaughter that has claimed more than 200,000 lives, a cease-fire was signed by Sudan's largest rebel group earlier this month.
MSU and the East Lansing community must have better systems of communicating, MSU President Lou Anna K.
The State News filed a lawsuit against MSU on Friday in Pontiac after the university's refusal to release the original police report from an alleged assault on Feb.
Jesus married Mary Magdalene. They had a child. And everything you knew about Christianity is wrong — at least according to "The Da Vinci Code," author Dan Brown's best-selling novel and now one of the most anticipated movies of the summer.