West Lafayette, Ind. - With the game at stake, MSU coach Tom Izzo said there's no player he'd rather have at the free-throw line than Alan Anderson. And why not?
Spring recruitment for some MSU fraternities and sororities begins this week. Fraternity recruitment runs Jan.
An Oprah Winfrey reading group will discuss Alan Paton's novel, "Cry, The Beloved Country" on Tuesday. Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 333 E.
"The Butterfly Effect" is a movie I really wanted to like, really. Movies dealing with the space-time continuum - and the idea that going back and changing something small could change everything - are typically fascinating.
With an overall score of 194.474, the MSU gymnastics team took third on Friday at No. 3 Florida. Freshman Victoria Iakounina scored highest for MSU on both vault and bars.
The MSU College of Human Medicine might move to the western side of the state, but it doesn't mean MSU's medical services will decrease, officials say. In fact, medical officials said Friday that the MSU Clinical Center will expand to develop its minor surgery capabilities. "Twenty million dollars has been earmarked for facility renovations," said Sherry Tompkins, spokeswoman for the College of Human Medicine, adding that the initiative is to "get more clinics conveniently located to one another to improve patient experience." A preliminary estimate size of the addition is 30,000 square feet, according to Dr. Margaret Knapp, chief operating officer of MSU Health Team. For more on this story, please see Monday's edition of The State News.
"State News Live" returns to the air tonight featuring an interview with Imad Khadduri, a 1965 MSU graduate who spent 30 years as a nuclear scientist in Iraq.
Columbus - The MSU hockey team needed only one goal from freshman defenseman A.J. Thelen to ensure a victory Saturday against Ohio State.
Political initiatives on the federal and state levels are asking citizens and lawmakers to adopt a more pragmatic concept of what "separation of church and state" really means. Most recently, a package of bills passed by the state Senate - and expected not to be contested by Gov.
City officials are hoping a new ordinance will curb a local street problem - the number of speeders. The East Lansing City Council voted Tuesday night to approve an ordinance that would reduce the required width of local residential streets from 30 feet to 28 feet. "The city has a neighborhood traffic program that noticed a lot of residents have complained about speeding," said Tim Rayner, city traffic engineering administrator. The new ordinance will not affect already constructed streets but will apply to all public streets built in the future.
The 2004 American Indian Lecture Series will kick off today with a talk by Donald L. Fixico. A former Newberry Fellow and Ford Fellow, Fixico will present "Reconstructing American Indian History" from 2 p.m.
A late-night party at the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity house, 1218 E. Grand River Ave., turned into a heated argument and caused one man to be taken to the hospital, police said Thursday. The incident occurred at about 4 a.m.
Paul Davis should absolutely turn pro after this season. That conclusion has nothing to do with MSU basketball or its well-being.
We've all learned that Iowa's caucus is a horrible farce. Any voting system that asks people to come in and express their initial support but then allows candidates' supporters to collude, to cajole neighbors and to have a "redo" in order to fix the results is not a democracy.
Food and industry management senior Elizabeth Manning had specific goals for her visit to the 40th Annual Minority Career Fair.
The MSU Federal Credit Union is steadily seeing green. Last year, the university's credit union became one of only two in Michigan to reach $1 billion. Of 439 credit unions in the state, MSU's became only the second institution, after the DFCU Financial Federal Credit Union in Dearborn to reach $1 billion. Patrick McPharlin, president and CEO of MSUFCU, said the milestone officially passed in July, but was not surprising. "It's just a matter of mathematics," McPharlin said.
Marriage is a civil and legal contract between two consenting adults. Religion has nothing to do with the legal bindings of such a public union.
Paul Davis doesn't exactly exude charisma. In fact, it's not uncommon for the sophomore center to go entire games without showing a single emotion. Against Penn State last week, Davis' alley-oop dunk put the exclamation point on the most exciting stretch of the game.
As a woman, the issue of abortion is not only personally important, it is a huge voting issue. In the upcoming year, and as primaries roll around, it will become tantamount to the presidential elections - especially as the next president will undoubtedly appoint at least one Supreme Court justice. We have the choice to elect stalwart advocates for women and life to office.