MSU softball blows out Eastern Michigan, 13-2

MSU softball concluded its home portion of its schedule, downing Eastern Michigan, 13-2.

Former MSU football player Auston Robertson arraigned in court

Former MSU football player Auston Robertson appeared in 55th District Court Tuesday for an arraignment. 

Gov. candidate, El-Sayed, touts college affordability, end to gerrymandering

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, one of five candidates for the Democratic Party in the race to become Michigan’s next governor in 2018, visited MSU College Democrats on Monday night at Wilson Hall and delivered a speech outlining his policy positions heading into the campaign.

MSU mushroom team looks to shine light on stereotypes of fungi

In a basement of the Molecular Plant Sciences Building, five people are working on producing mushrooms and fungi as part of the Residential Initiative on the Study of the Environment, or RISE, program. 

AutoDrive Challenge provides a new opportunity for students

Select MSU students will have the opportunity to do cutting-edge research in a three-year design competition named the AutoDrive Challenge.

Former football player Auston Robertson now in police custody

Former MSU football player Auston Robertson was apprehended Sunday and is in custody of Meridian Township police two days after being charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct, according to a Facebook post from the department.

Gubernatorial candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed speaking on campus tonight

Michigan gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed will be on campus Monday at 7 p.m. in Case Hall room 335A, according to the MSU College Democrats Facebook page.

Former MSU football player Auston Robertson apprehended, waiting to be extradited

Former MSU defensive lineman Auston Robertson is being held in a Ft. Wayne, Ind. jail and is awaiting to be extradited back to Michigan, officials said.

Construction of solar carports begins on campus

MSU has begun installing solar carports for five parking lots on campus, updating the parking lots with covered parking which will save the university approximately $10 million dollars during the course of 25 years.

Family, friends remember lost MSU student for raising awareness

An MSU student in the College of Osteopathic Medicine died April 9 after a four-month battle with colon cancer. Marcus Moses, 26, was a full-time medical student and was at the top of his class before his death. 

VIDEO: MSU Science Festival features Nights at the Museum

The MSU Science Festival hosted several "Nights at the Museum" events throughout the month of April. Watch our video of a night at Impression 5 in Lansing.

Former MSU football player reflects life up from an orphan

When former MSU football defensive lineman John Shinsky was 8 years old, his father died from a heart attack. Through the grieving came even more disbelief. With his father gone and his mother the only one left to take care of him, she made the decision to place him in an orphanage.

MSU police report sexual assault near Beaumont Tower

MSU police reported an alleged sexual assault occurred near Beaumont Tower between 1:08 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. on April 20, according to a Facebook post by the department.

Documents reveal details of Robertson's alleged rape case

MSU defensive lineman Auston Robertson allegedly raped an acquaintance on April 9 in her apartment while his girlfriend waited outside in the car, according to court documents obtained by The State News.

MSU named one of 53 'international powerhouses' by Times Higher Ed.

MSU has been identified as one of 53 institutions poised to catch up with and overtake the world's best universities through Times Higher Education, or THE.

65th Annual Michigan Antiquarian Book and Paper Show to take place Sunday in Lansing

A propaganda poster from World War II, a coloring book created by Andy Warhol and 1920s issues of Harper’s Weekly are among the many items for sale at the 65th Annual Michigan Antiquarian Book and Paper Show, which will take place Sunday at the Lansing Center. 

Letter: Happy belated birthday Cesar E. Chavez

For many of us, hearing or seeing the name of Cesar E. Chavez is a source of pride, inspiration and hope. And rightfully so, Chavez is a great American hero who sacrificed his life to improve the lives of many. We all have a stake in preserving and proclaiming his legacy as a union and civil rights leader, a community organizer, and a crusader for non-violent social change.

Movers for Moms event hopes to donate 10,000 items to mothers in need

MSU football's Auston Robertson charged with criminal sexual conduct

The Ingham County Prosecutor's Office announced April 21 it has filed charges against Auston Robertson, a member of the MSU football team. He will be charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct charges.

MSU Slam Poetry Team use passion for poetry to help each other, perform

The MSU Slam Poetry Team's main objective is to help empower the community of poets in East Lansing and MSU. During poetry slams, poets go in front of randomly selected judges and perform their poems.