On Allhallows Eve, an inferno of scorching music will consume the Temple Club. The wrath of Devil’s Night will feature the blistering music of Lansing locals Adrenachrome, Detroit rockers Arizing and Simple Wisdom at the club, 500 E.
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. That could be the motto for Cal Rapson, who is taking his second shot at a position on MSU’s Board of Trustees, in which two open seats will be filled on Nov.
A year ago, Dora Vastag was defeated in the round of 16 by Northwestern’s Marine Piriou at the Omni Hotels/ITA Women’s Tennis Midwest Regional.
The rivalry between the Spartans and Wolverines isn’t just about football. The week before the annual meeting gives the two schools the chance to top each other in the art of pulling pranks. “Sparty Watch” has been set up to thwart any plans University of Michigan fans might have to defile the world’s largest free-standing ceramic statue. “There’s going to be people out here all week,” Spartan Marching Band President Adam Gumbrecht said.
Time has run out for Paul DeWeese and his tenure in the Legislature. Voters should elect Virg Bernero to the state’s 23rd District Senate seat when they take a minute to go to the polls Nov.
The Michigan Department of History, Arts and Libraries will offer workshops designed to teach people about the art of oral history. The MSU Museum, Friends of Michigan History and the Michigan Oral History Association will work with the department to sponsor the workshops from 9 a.m.
With the MSU hockey team enjoying a bye this week, it seems like an appropriate time to mention Adam Nightingale. After all, Nightingale is in the midst of an entire bye season with the Spartans.
It’s been a longtime since Joanne Emmons could get to the top of a bunk bed in Mason Hall. That’s not all that’s changed for Emmons since her days as a Spartan.
The mats were lined up across the small studio as a group of about 20 people quietly stretched in preparation for Yoga Day USA. Yoga instructor Cherie Ferro gazed over the diverse group as they eagerly awaited her instruction.
Students that can’t understand what their professors or teaching assistants are saying can be reimbursed for their class fees if a state senator has her way.State Sen.
Celia Guro is ready to talk about stress. Guro, director of counseling for the College of Osteopathic Medicine, was a participant in the Healthy U program called “Managing Stress and Balancing Your Life,” which ran on Tuesdays from Oct.
A group of 30 women dressed in purple T-shirts squeezed in between desks and chairs in an Eppley Center lecture hall for their first belly dancing lesson. The lesson was one of the workshops offered at Every Woman’s Weekend, an event revived after two decades by the Women’s Council Saturday. No-preference sophomore and Women’s Council member Ana Williams said belly dancing is harder than it looks.
No - Al Gore doesn’t own a Shoney’s Restaurant. He doesn’t sport a beard nor has he put on any extra pounds.
Konnie Licavoli and Cindy McCue want students to know they should think before they drink. Licavoli is the mother of Eric Blair, an 18-year-old Delta College student who drowned in the Red Cedar River in 2001 after drinking at a party, and McCue is the mother of Bradley McCue, an MSU student who died after consuming 24 shots on his 21st birthday in 1998. The two mothers will speak on responsible alcohol use and the need for students to take care of each other at the Auditorium’s Fairchild Theatre at 7:30 p.m.
Members of the MSU Democrats closed the doors to the Fairchild Theatre on Monday afternoon in an attempt to muffle the sounds of protesters telling former Vice President Al Gore to “go home.”One protester mocked the former vice president by wearing a mask with his face on it.
Carl Levin is 35 years older than Andrew “Rocky” Raczkowski, but the younger candidate says those years aren’t the most important factors in their U.S.
For two years, incumbent Rep. Gretchen Whitmer has worked to establish herself within the chambers of the state House, getting experience with higher education funding issues.
Monday’s Lansing City Council meeting made the city the second in Michigan to accept a form of Mexican identification.The Mexican government issues the Matricula Consular, an identification card similar in appearance to a driver’s license, to Mexican natives who will live, work and travel in the United States.
Goblins, monsters and princesses will take over downtown East Lansing tonight for the city’s 12th annual Great Pumpkin Walk.
Prevention for the West Nile virus will be assessed sooner next spring than this year, according to county health officials. Michigan reported the second-highest number of human cases of West Nile virus this year, with 463 infections and 36 deaths.