It's back to the drawing board for Core Spaces and their Hub on Bogue Street project after being referred back to planning commission at the Feb. 25 East Lansing City Council meeting.
MSU gymnastics travels to Ames, Iowa this weekend.
Director of Public Works & Environmental Services Scott House addresses council to consider an update to the city's non-motorized plan paying mind to electric scooters since they are a fairly new addition to the city.
Michigan State researchers are examining algae hibernation to see if they can enhance its viability as a biofuel.
The East Lansing Police Department, or ELPD, has found the investigation into an allegation of excessive force to be "not sustained," meaning the allegation cannot be proven or disproven. This was announced at a public hearing Thursday.
A preview of the Michigan State baseball season.
Ah, yes. Spring break. It’s the time of year when the rich kids go off to Boca, Florida or the Bahamas, and the "poors" stay back to go somewhere in-state, at best.
Sometimes, living with a roommate requires compromise. State News reporters wrote letters to their roommates — one from the perspective of a messy roommate and one from the perspective of a clean roommate.
A look at MSU softball early in their preseason.
This week, the Roundtable discusses the Michigan State women's basketball team's injury plagued season, what their future could look like and if the team can still salvage their season.
A look at how to live on MSU's campus.
Dorian Prier, an East Lansing resident, won $11,850 with a friend from Texas in a "Girlfriend Getaways" episode.
Leaving an MSU housing contract for marriage reasons could work, but you'll have to try it on your own.
The State News provides pros and cons when it comes to living in North Neighborhood dorms.
Advice to commuter students on where to live. The pros and cons of living at home.
Living in East Lansing, whether on campus at Michigan State or off campus in one of many residential offerings, residents find themselves within the center of a business-heavy town. Residents are driven to find the best possible place to purchase groceries in order to meet their needs.
“I know being black at MSU, being a person of color at MSU, being a woman ... is very hard at this university — and this is for us. This university is for us. It wasn’t made for us, but we’re making it for us.”
Apartment leases can be difficult to understand. Here's how they work and what resources are available for MSU students.
