In honor of Dia de los Muertos, a march will begin at 4:30 p.m. today at the rock on Farm Lane. The march will proceed to the state Capitol where political activist Guillermo Lopez will speak.
Friday Green and White Friday here at MSU show your Spartan pride. You can win prizes if a UAB representative spots you in your green and white. Tonight the Campus Center will be sponsoring “Mission Improvable” Chicago’s version of “Whose Line Is It Anyway” at the International center.
It’s on. And for the MSU football team, it has been on all week as it prepared to battle intrastate rival No.
When Michigan visited East Lansing in 1999 and lost 34-31, quarterback John Navarre was in street clothes, cheering for his teammates on the sidelines.
Flint Northern football and basketball standout Matt Trannon will decided his fate as a college wide receiver/forward today at 2:30 p.m., Trannon’s Uncle Vincent Kirkland told The State News on Thursday.
No. 3 MSU’s retooled forward lines passed their first test Thursday night - a 6-3 Spartan win over Bowling Green in front of 6,548 fans at Munn Ice Arena. MSU head coach Ron Mason juggled the team’s offensive groupings after back-to-back losses last weekend, and it paid off Thursday. The Spartans (4-2-1, 4-2-1 CCHA) got three assists from senior defenseman Andrew Hutchinson and a goal and an assist from both junior left wing Brian Maloney and freshman center Lee Falardeau to help overwhelm the Falcons (1-4-2, 1-3-1). “The pucks went in for us tonight, and that’s just making the best of our situations,” Mason said.
Scared of snakes? Not sure if it’s safe to walk past the animals parked by the Red Cedar? Losing sleep over the strange noise coming through your window?Relax.
Thursday night marked the last official stop on the campaign trail for the candidates for East Lansing City Council. The League of Women Voters of the Lansing Area sponsored a “Meet the Candidates Night” at The Islamic Center of East Lansing, 920 S.
You may be able to disgust us, but you can‘t hold us down. Amid all the commotion surrounding “The Genocide Awareness Project” that Students for Life hosted on campus, one very important element ceased to be examined.
Jon Konicki traveled a half-hour to buy a hat for his cowboy costume - but he wasn’t going to a Halloween party.
Knocking off two conference opponents on consecutive nights is no easy task.Doing it twice is down-right tough.The weekend of Sept.
Guests to Kresge Art Museum this weekend will see three new exhibitions that open Saturday.Featured is “Art in Motion: Selections from the Collection,” a presentation of 1965 graduate John T.
There’s nothing like an all- American tailgate. The MSU vs. University of Michigan rivalry may be deeply rooted, but Wolverine and Spartan bratwursts, burgers and beer are a universal link that may bring some fans together.
Lansing - Preliminary reports of anthrax in Kansas City, Mo. and Indianapolis have brought the threat of the potentially deadly bacteria to the Midwest, but state police say there is no reason to panic. Federal and state authorities are investigating 18 possible bioterrorist hoaxes, but have not found any anthrax in Michigan, said James Haveman, director of the Michigan Department of Community Health. No arrests have been made and the incidents are believed to be separate. Haveman said he is encouraging people to receive a flu shot to prevent worry that flu symptoms may be anthrax infection.
If it’s fall, then it’s time for manipulative heartstring-tugging movies. And that’s exactly the category that the new movie “Life as a House” fits into.
Four days out of the week, I attempt to cross Farm Lane using the crosswalk between Erickson Hall and the bus stops by Shaw Hall.
Saturday’s football game will go down in the record books as the 94th meeting between MSU and the University of Michigan.
We’ve heard it all before. Michigan students call MSU students unintelligent, low-class, uncultured and socially inept.
Saturday will mark another unforgettable experience in my life - my first live MSU vs. Michigan football game. Growing up, I cheered for the guys wearing maize and blue - and I mean I cheered.
Imagine a husband and wife, both college professors. One lives and teaches in East Lansing, the other in Ann Arbor.