A new recycling program will be rolling out in early October for residents of East Lansing, thanks to a $125,000 grant from the Recycling Partnership and matching funds from the city.
The "old School" bike paths that ran between Shaw Hall and the Red Cedar River on the grassy area have been removed for two reasons said Tim Potter, Sustainable transportation manager at the MSU Bike Service Center.
Hello Spartans, here are your top stories for the week, brought to you by statenews.com Controversy was raised earlier this week after changes were announced to the Izzone ticketing system.
Studies show the number of full-time students who are employed are growing, but some believe having to balance work and a job could cause one’s academic performance to dip.
A portion of Coolidge Road is scheduled to be closed tomorrow, Sept. 25.
Throughout the week, the many greek organizations on campus have been raising awareness for anti-hazing to promote the national anti-hazing week. Despite it being illegal, hazing is an issue many campuses across the country struggle with.
A Peace March commemorating International Peace Day is set to take place on Sunday, September 27th at the Potter Park Zoo. The event is hosted by the Greater Lansing United Nations Association (GLUNA), in collaboration with many other MSU associated organizations, and other local businesses.
The Michigan State University Slam Poetry team offers current MSU students who are interested in writing or performing poetry the opportunity to hone their skills in public competitions and open-mic events.
Community Volunteers for International Programs (CVIP) has various programs to offer for international students, but one of their programs could be cut due to the closing of Spartan Village.
A change to the ticketing program this football season will allow non MSU students to experience the student section alongside student ticket holders.
“You’re only as good as your last kick, or your next kick,” MSU junior kicker Michael Geiger said after an evening of practice on Tuesday.
There is certainly a strong physical aspect to playing the goalie position in soccer. As the last line of defense and only player on the field allowed to use his hands, the goalie has to be nimble enough to cover the entire width of the net — 24 feet. Senior goalkeeper Zach Bennett knows a thing or two about what it takes to be a good goalkeeper.
With the scramble of early morning routines, some students are frustrated by how early breakfast foods are taken off the shelves in dining halls.
The Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, or FRIB is currently under construction on campus and will compliment an already juggernaut physics program at MSU.
Before the No. 2-ranked Spartans (3-0 overall) take on CMU (1-2 overall) on Saturday here are a few things you should know: Familiar Faces CMU defensive backs coach Archie Collins played safety at MSU, lettering in 1996-97 and then assisted with the coaching of the defensive backs and special teams from 2010-12. The Chippewas defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Greg Colby was Colby a graduate assistant at MSU from 1987-88 and then he returned a defensive assistant from 1995-97
Following the men's soccer team loss to No. 9 ranked Notre Dame, offensive struggles have been the common denominator for MSU the past few games.
To bridge the gap between students and community service, supply chain senior, Aton De Avila and finance senior Zak Northrup, started Spartans Rebuilding Michigan.
Media and Information professor, Rabindra Ratan knows that in a big lecture, students get distracted and fall asleep.
