'U' athletics bring closure 2 years later
When the world came to a shockingly abrupt halt two years ago today, MSU athletics was not exempt. That weekend, MSU varsity sports weren't played.
When the world came to a shockingly abrupt halt two years ago today, MSU athletics was not exempt. That weekend, MSU varsity sports weren't played.
Recently, The State News reported that the young woman who had allegedly been sexually assaulted in East Lansing had come forward to recant her story.
It's a Wednesday morning and alarms are sounding in a buzzing, cross-campus chorus as MSU students wake up for their first class.
The MSU Alumni Club of Minnesota kicked off a fund-raiser Tuesday, and asked members of the MSU community to submit recipes and photos of "The Spartan" statue to its Spartan-themed cookbook.The funds raised will be used to replace the ceramic statue."We're real excited about this book and this project," club President Laurie Dama said.
There's a new restaurant in East Lansing that is unlike any other eatery around. Menna's Joint, 4790 S.
Cheese isn't just another dairy product to John Partridge."There's a lot of art in cheese-making - you can't just take a recipe and follow it," the food science and human nutrition professor said.
Christopher Showerman might be strong as he can be, but he'll have to start watching out for that tree.The 92 MSU graduate was chosen to play Disney's newest jungle swinger in "George of the Jungle 2," due on video in October.The film follows the adventures of George and his son as they try to save the jungle from evil developers.The movies are based on the 1960s' cartoon, which spoofed jungle heroes of the past.
The horse show "Icelandics on Ice" will come to Munn Ice Arena on Thursday. The show, which is open to families, will feature professional riders and trainers performing with their horses on the ice.
Two unassuming cardboard boxes within the MSU Museum's archives will contain sealed pieces of Williams Hall history for the next 52 years. On April 27, the night before finals last year, more than 32 residents of West Circle Complex donated items for a time capsule, which was presented to the museum this week.
With two games behind them and two weeks before conference play begins, MSU the defending national champion Ohio State are on top of the Big Ten. But the statistical category they share is not one to be proud of.
The installation of a high-tech traffic-light system on campus this fall will soon ease car travel at MSU, police say. In the coming weeks, every traffic light on campus will be connected to a camera system that analyzes the pace of the roads.
Every morning, as the alarm on my wristwatch drags me from a rejuvenating sleep, I am faced with a plethora of possibilities.
Those interested in being a part of the MSU Hockey team have a chance this month. There will be a meeting for all interested athletes at 4 p.m.
The committee leading the push to include gender identity in the university's anti-discrimination guidelines has changed its proposal.
In the State News' article, "Students upset by new noise fines; officials say changes 'essential,'" (SN 9/5) finance senior Brad Case was quoted as saying, "It's an outrage.
The article "The Fear of the Freshman 15" (SN 8/27) only serves to spread the propaganda of the $40 billion diet industry.
The Office of Study Abroad will hold a Study Abroad Fair from 12-6 p.m. on Sept. 18 on the second floor of the MSU Union.
Four MSU students were sentenced to jail time Wednesday for their roles in the March 28-30 disturbances that resulted in more than 30 arrests and $40,000 in damage.In addition to jail sentences, veterinary technology freshman Kimberly Martin, engineering sophomore Brian Balamucki and criminal justice freshman Tony Warren were banned from all state-funded university campuses for one year, Ingham County Prosecutor Stuart Dunnings III said.Psychology junior Timothy Ricker was sentenced to jail time but not banned from school.
I am an undergraduate teaching assistant for the math department. I lead the recitations for MTH 116.