Members of the general public had a unique opportunity last weekend to get a glimpse at what life was like inside the first dorm on campus - a glimpse that, until recently, was buried underground. For the past five weeks, MSU students and archaeologists have been excavating the site of Dormitory #1, nicknamed Saints' Rest by its residents.
To meet federal requirements on road width, Hagadorn Road will be under construction no later than Aug.
Final expenditures for several downtown improvement projects are unknown, but city leaders said they're working on a more detailed budget. East Lansing received a $100,000 Cool Cities Neighborhoods in Progress grant, along with 13 other Michigan cities, about two weeks ago.
I'm scared. I am absolutely terrified. Everyone basically keeps on telling me that the end of the world is approaching.
Pensacola, Fla. - Hurricane Dennis roared onto the Florida Panhandle and Alabama coast Sunday with a 120-mph fury of blinding squalls, crashing waves and flying debris that followed in the ruinous footprints of Ivan just 10 months ago. The storm crossed land about 3:25 p.m.
The MSU women's basketball team has a new member - and she's not a freshman. Guard Mia Johnson, who led Saint Louis University in the 2004-05 season with 17.1 points per game, has announced that she will transfer to MSU this fall.
Students who are enrolled at both MSU and Lansing Community College will soon be able to have both sets of classes within one mile of each other.
London - I was mere blocks away from most of Thursday's terrorist attacks here - close enough to hear the massive thunder of one explosion - yet it felt as though I was 1,000 miles away. I was getting ready to leave my dorm room Thursday around 9:45 a.m.
When moviegoers walk in to Celebration Cinema in Lansing, they are asked to fill out a card addressed to Gov.
"Bushido Karaoke," Mayday (Saddle Creek) Like a fish in the ocean, Mayday's third full-length album is deep and catchy. The album, "Bushido Karoake," pushes 14 tracks, all two- to three-minute tunes, with stark lyrics, bluesy/folksy guitar riffs and piercing drum beats.
Just as there is a code of confidentiality between physicians and patients or attorneys and clients, so too is there a code among journalists that anonymous sources will be protected.
East Lansing resident Bob Potvin said he can't understand why police repeatedly used tear gas during the April 2-3 disturbances, or why he was pepper-sprayed after asking officers for help that evening. "I went outside to see if I could find Lou Muhn or Tom Wibert," he said.
Spartans football player Agim Shabaj, after being declared academically ineligible for the fall season, will enter Thursday's NFL supplemental draft.
In the wake of the recent terrorist attacks on the city of London, MSU's Office of Study Abroad should be proud of itself for doing its job.
MSU junior center Katrina Grantham and junior guard Victoria Lucas-Perry were named to the 2005 Big Ten Women's Basketball Foreign Tour Team on Thursday. "I am really excited about the opportunity to be in a different setting to enhance my basketball skills," Grantham said in a written statement.
In response to "MSU could renew energy campaign" (SN 6/30), the best way to hold students accountable for their energy usage could be to send them a monthly bill.
With classic hits such as "Wheel in the Sky" and "Any Way You Want It," classic rockers Journey kick off this year's weeklong Common Ground Festival on Monday night. The Common Ground Festival runs for seven days, offering more than one band per evening to enhance any musical palate.
When I was preparing for my study abroad trip to London, England and Glasgow, Scotland, there were a number of things I ignored - vaccines for diseases, how to register with the American Embassy and, of course, what to do in case of a terrorist attack.
The United Church of Christ general synod passed a resolution last week endorsing same-sex marriages. This makes the United Church of Christ the first mainline Christian denomination to officially support same-sex marriages said Michael Schuenemeyer, minister for LGBT Ministries in the church's national office in Cleveland.
I would be interested if the writer of the article "Despite bad ending, rest of 'War of the Worlds' excellent" (SN 6/30) could elaborate a bit more on why he thinks that the end of "War of the Worlds" was a let down.