Albert Avenue — from Division Street to Bailey Street — will be closed to traffic for construction from Monday until Wednesday this week, according a City of East Lansing press release.
The Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct Expert Advisory Workshop at Michigan State conducted the Know More @ MSU survey, which focused on "measuring the culture, perceptions and policies associated with RVSM among undergraduate students, graduate/professional students, faculty and staff on campus," a university press release said.
Former Michigan State running back L.J. Scott left the Cleveland Browns and might be quitting football altogether just days after signing as an undrafted free agent, according to a report Wednesday from WFMJ TV in Youngstown, Ohio.
Students and faculty in the MSU Department of Art, Art History and Design are in the process of painting a colorful mural titled “The Groovy Opportunity” on the back of the parking structure at the corner of Division Street and Albert Avenue. The mural will align with the East Lansing Art Festival, which will take place May 18 and May 19.
The 56th Annual East Lansing Art Festival will take place Saturday, May 18 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, May 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in downtown East Lansing.
The Broadway hit musical "Hamilton" opens in East Lansing at the Wharton Center for Performing Arts tonight at 7:30 p.m. The cast will also be performing at a special concert titled "Hamilton 90's Block Party" to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS at The Loft in Lansing on May 27.
Seven arrest warrants have been issued in connection with fraudulent claims to Michigan State's Healing Assistance Fund, according to a press release from the MSU Police Department.
Michigan State Acting President Satish Udpa has returned to work after he fell during a May 3 commencement ceremony, university spokesperson Emily Guerrant said.
Michigan State Acting President Satish Udpa has been hospitalized after falling on stage during a commencement ceremony for advanced degree candidates Friday.
In the special season wrap-up of SNEWSCAST, we interview Editor-in-Chief Marie Weidmayer about the top stories of this school year and discuss what's to come with incoming Editor-in-Chief Madison O'Connor.
Designers and MSU students Mikayla Frick and Kitty Johnson talk about their pieces and how they express themselves through fashion.
Political theory and constitutional democracy senior Cookie Rifiotis worked multiple different positions within the organization before serving as the student body president her final year.
Panelists spoke on intersecting solutions to drug abuse, child abuse and neglect in Michigan at a public hearing at Lansing's Central United Methodist Church April 25.
The East Lansing City Council approved CA-East Lansing’s application to open a downtown dispensary during its April 23 meeting.
Many events and changes took place at MSU this semester. As the semester comes to a close, here’s a look back on some notable stories.
Several criminal cases involving Michigan State and its employees have proceeded this school year. Here's a recap of the cases heading into the summer.
Officials from the City of East Lansing and the Lansing Board of Water and Light are discussing pathways to the city's complete reliance on renewable energy.
The Michigan State Graduate Employees Union, or GEU, organized a march across campus Monday in response to contract negotiations.
After years in the making and seven different development agreements, the Lansing City Council approved the $250 million Red Cedar project during its April 22 meeting.
Roggenbuck came to Michigan State in fall 2011 and has worked in the same cafeteria since. Now that he's graduating, he's paying a tribute.