For many students who come to MSU and begin the process of finding their identity, one unsung difficulty of finding one’s place in the LGBT community is that they have no prior experience with the community or knowledge of it.
The modernized form of research within history and anthropology studies is done in the Lab for the Education and Advancement of Digital Research, better known as LEADR.
The MSU American Red Cross Club has organized a Blood Battle to see which university can secure the most blood donations from October 30 to November 17.
The new Counseling and Psychiatry Services (CAPS) program provided by MSU is still in need of a permanent director.
In order to continue providing crops for clients through the colder months, the student-run farms at MSU have to modify their day-to-day processes.
Opinions in the U.S. are divided over the ethical and financial implications of the current administration’s proposed border wall.
Three-hundred and sixty-five days after one of the most shocking election victories in U.S. history, members of the Spartan community are reacting to our newest president’s time in office.
“It’s like a championship game; winner of this game controls their destiny, so it’s something we’re preaching,” linebacker Joe Bachie said. “We control our destiny throughout this whole month of November. So this is the next game, we got to go 1-0 this week.”
After welcoming just two freshmen in its latest recruiting class, the men's basketball team inked five different players to National Letters of Intent on Wednesday — Marcus Bingham Jr., Gabe Brown, Aaron Hentry Thomas Kithier and Foster Loyer.
To better understand life in Ohio, The State News interviewed Colin Hass-Hill, sports editor for The Lantern, and asked him four questions on Ohio State football.
Shortly before the Spartans took to the field to face off against then-No. 7 Penn State last Saturday, MSU cornerback Josh Butler found out the news no child ever wants to hear. Butler’s father had passed away suddenly, leaving Butler in a state of shock and sadness.
This year, ASMSU will continue its initiative to collect the personal narratives of MSU students.
“We have an informed electorate and they told us to cut so now we’re going to cut,” Councilmember Erik Altmann said.
Stephens and his supporters reacted with delight at their watch party, hosted at HopCat.
MSU will welcome lovers of a variety of unique forms of art, as they host an interactive art exhibit at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum on Friday, Nov. 10.
Unofficial results for the 2017 election are in.
Off-campus turnout for the 2017 East Lansing General Election has been good for an odd-year, local election, according to City Clerk Marie Wicks.
The Spartans come in at No. 12 in the latest poll, joined by No. 13 Ohio State and No. 14 Penn State, the Big Ten East foes all bunched up together.
There are two East Lansing City Council seats open with three candidates running. The candidates are incumbents Ruth Beier and Susan Woods and MSU senior Aaron Stephens. Also on the ballot are an income tax and millage reduction proposals.
After an upset win over then-No. 7 Penn State last weekend, the Spartans advanced their record to 7-2 overall and 5-2 in the conference.