Loud laughter resonated from the Pasant Theatre Thursday night as a series of comedic skits kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month on campus. ChUSMA, a comedy trio from California, performed a variety of skits aimed at adding humor into everyday problems.
Students and community members will be able to "Explore Other Worlds" in an interactive science fiction research workshop tonight. The debate and discussion, part of the One Book One Community series of events, will be from 7 to 9 p.m.
The No. 15 MSU volleyball team found its winning ways again, capturing the American Classic title over this past weekend in the nation's capital.Two wins on Saturday gave the Spartans a swing in recently lost momentum, as MSU lost two of three at a Nebraska tournament last weekend.
South Bend, Ind. - They took a 13-point lead into the final three minutes, and that's when the game veered off course. Like a recurring nightmare waiting to unfold, the MSU football team's opponent scored and set the Spartans up to field an onside kick.
For the second consecutive year, the MSU women's golf team won both team honors and the individual championship at the Mary Fossum Invitational this past weekend.
Budget reductions, a proposed amendment to the university's anti-discrimination policy and course and program changes will all be issues addressed at the MSU Academic Council's first meeting of the school year Tuesday.Provost and Interim President Lou Anna Simon said her report on the university will be more elaborate than normal because of McPherson's absence.
Donors and workers from MSU's Capital Campaign gathered Friday at the President's Cabinet meeting to discuss the status of the five-year $1.2 billion fund-raiser. The all-day event at The James B.
It had all the makings of the biggest battle of the season. The country's top team, with a 25-game win streak on the line, hosted the squad it bested in the Final Four last season.
The MSU Computer Laboratory is warning students and faculty that another "virus storm" could strike campus at any time. Laboratory staff spent parts of the weekend scanning and securing campus networks in preparation for an attack on newly-discovered "vulnerabilities" in Windows operating systems.
How about they throw some of those millions going toward the Spartan Stadium renovation into a photocopying and technology budget so students don't have to sit in outdated computer labs reading 200-page course packets that have been scanned onto the Internet?
While some people slouched in their chairs or guzzled beer in the beverage tent at Lansing's Old Town BluesFest, freshmen Emily Olenzek and Heidi Dowding bounced up and down, left and right, jamming to the sounds of Sam Cockrell and the Groove.
A 19-year-old MSU student told police she was the target of an attempted sexual assault early Saturday in a parking lot near Fee Hall. MSU police Sgt.
With all of the uproar over the newly approved noise violations, one must ask themselves, 'Self, what is the best way to be heard?' So I did this and came up with a great way.
South Bend, Ind. - Greg Taplin has traveled a long way. But the 40-yard jaunt after his interception in Saturday's win over Notre Dame were the final baby steps he needed to get himself out of John L.
By Scott Cendrowski Special for The State News Max, a blue-eyed, 74-pound bulldog, panted on Saturday morning as Mariah Dersham came in for a kiss.
This is in response to The State News column "Booing unnecessary at football games" (SN 9/17). Let's remember one thing - this is college football.
Thousands of hoop enthusiasts flocked to downtown East Lansing this weekend to christen the city's asphalt courts during the city's first 3-on-3 Howard Soifer Memorial Gus Macker Basketball Tournament.Albert Avenue was closed off from Bailey Street to M.A.C.
We were all affected by the new, questionably constitutional policy that was implemented in the city regarding noise violations.
It's no surprise that college-age people party, but it's comforting that while MSU officials encourage responsibility, students are paying attention. The Office of National Drug Control Policy released a survey Tuesday which showed 21-year-olds are the leading group of 11 million people ages 12 to 65 who have driven under the influence of drugs.
As of this week, it is OK as a student-athlete to take money from an athletic booster, who is looking to launder money out of his illegal lottery business, and lie about it.