The River Trail path behind Holmes Hall and McDonel Hall is not a place many students want to be when the sun goes down. The path is generally called “the rape trail” by MSU students who live in the area.
“The first time that I realized how empowering a photograph can be was actually a photo I took the last day that my mom was alive,” professional writing and global studies junior Kristen Gmerek said.
Sometimes, the most unassuming buildings on campus have the most impressive histories. It’s a safe wager that most Spartans know the history of Beaumont Tower, Breslin Center or Spartan Stadium. What few realize is how close they are to a landmark with a unique past.
MSU is asking a federal judge to dismiss the Title IX lawsuit brought against the university in November, which alleges four women’s sexual assault cases were mishandled, according to court documents.
This is the live blog for the Bernie Sanders rally at Breslin Center, beginning tonight at 7 p.m.
Sen. Bernie Sanders will be in East Lansing Wednesday as part of a free “A Future to Believe In” rally at the Breslin Center. Here are the things you need to know before attending.
The No. 2 MSU men's basketball team (24-5, 11-5 Big Ten) will ride its four-game winning streak into a Wednesday night matchup on the road with the lowly Rutgers Scarlet Knights (6-23, 0-16). Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.
For the better part of the last month, the MSU men's basketball team has been playing as good as anyone in the country. After all, they're 24-5, ranked No. 2 in the country and are winners of eight of its last nine games. On top this, the Spartans currently lead the nation in several statistical categories, including assists (20.6 per game), rebounding margin (+11.5) and 3-point field goal percentage (43.3 percent). Despite this,
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are coming to Flint on Mar. 6. Though it will be easy to lose sight of the major issues the city faces in the wake of political infighting, many in the MSU community hold out hope that the debate will be beneficial for Flint’s citizens, not just the candidates on stage.
MSU police are reporting an incident of indecent exposure which occurred in the Natural Resources building on Feb. 24.
Capt. Kelly Roudebush of the MSU Police Department said after a false alarm incident in Bessey Hall in Feb. 2014, MSU Police realized they needed more community education on how the MSU community can be safe in a scenario as such.
A little less than a week after a winter storm dumped 9-10 inches of snow on the Lansing area and over a foot in some areas of Michigan, East Lansing is again under a winter storm warning.
The Landings at Chandlers Crossing faced a fire Monday afternoon where six different fire departments responded.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed that the recent outbreak of illness at MSU's Kellogg Center was caused by norovirus, according to a press release.
Last week health experts confirmed the first case of the zika virus has made it's way to Michigan in a 61year-old Ingham County. Fox 2 Detroit has reported more Michigan travelers are showing zika symptoms, but according to one health expert, Michiganders have nothing to worry about as far as the Zika virus goes.
This past weekend, MSU men’s swim and dive teams attended the Big Ten Championships at the Boilermaker Aquatic Center in West Lafayette, Indiana.
Last month Americans everywhere came out in droves to take part in the record-setting $1.6 Billion Powerball jackpot, with 3 lucky winners popping up in 3 states.
MSU head coach Tom Izzo has been wary of MSU's lofty stats this season, but with the season winding down, the long-time MSU coach is starting to believe his team might be that good.
This election cycle has seen some strange people register as a presidential candidate. With Donald Trump lacking in a political background and yet gaining a large following, The State News decided to look at who else in popular culture or elsewhere has previously run for president.
This spring, the city will be tearing down the parcel they own of the Park District, 303 Abbot Road, which was formerly a small bank. The rest of the properties are in violation of the codes in the dangerous building ordinances, which means the buildings could be demolished pending the outcome of hearings on March 17.