Wilson recently received a $344,000 grant from the Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, or COPS, to do the study after more than 125 combined departments have popped up in recent years, including 41 in Michigan.
An MSU course could give students the opportunity to have a hand in the future plans of the City Center II development project.
A step has been made toward the better detection of deadly improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, in combat and war situations thanks to new laser technology developed by MSU researchers.
The East Lansing City Council will not be holding its scheduled televised meeting Wednesday, according to a city press release.
The University Council, formerly known as the Academic Council, will meet from 3:15-5:00 p.m. today in room 115 of the International Center to discuss current issues within MSU.
Comic strip writer and author, Jorge Cham, will make an appearance at 6 p.m. Friday in Room N130 in MSU’s Business College Complex.
Every week last year, then-fourth-grader Olivia Sowa skipped recess and ate lunch with her mentor, English junior Jessica Sherburn.
Raef Fadel believes everyone deserves clean water.
Since the popularity of iClickers has increased during the last decade, students and faculty alike are becoming more aware of the problems that come along with them, according to a recent study in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
An audience of several dozen watched young actors perform “Charlie and the Hump Sisters,” a play about Charlie, an avid animal-lover, and his 7-year-old sister Esther Waller’s adventure searching for camels at the zoo, Saturday and Sunday at the Mid Michigan Family Theatre, 440 Frandor Ave., in Lansing.
There were menacing stares, elbows thrown and women sent flying on Saturday evening at Demonstration Hall.
Graduate student Kityu Lau has had some close calls trying to catch the bus.
Agricultural students got the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of their labor for a good cause Sunday evening at the third annual MSU Student Organic Farm Hoophouse Gala.
Today, Capital Area Transportation Authority launched its fifth annual “Clean Commute Challenge. The state-wide challenge, which ends Sept. 23, seeks to promote clean transportation, such as biking or taking the bus, Clean Commute Options Coordinator Cathleen Edgerly said.
Campus might see a change in parking in the future if a revamped version of the Campus Master Plan is passed by the Board of Trustees. The Campus Master Plan is an initiative that has guided MSU construction and expansion for about the past 10 years.
ASMSU’s annual goal-setting retreat, scheduled for this weekend, has been canceled, ASMSU Director of Media Relations Samantha Artley said.
When Peter Ryan was 10 years old, his mother, Jeanne, took him to Capital City Comics and Books.
As U.S. Army Chaplain Kelvin Todd addressed members of the MSU Army ROTC on Thursday morning, the cadets sat with an attentive focus on the message.
For the organized students who spend hours mapping out every critical date of the semester in calendars to the ones that still don’t know when their first exam is, help has arrived in the form of a new website created by a team of MSU students.
The East Lansing Farmer’s Market will hold its annual Spartan Appreciation Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at Valley Court Park, 201 Hillside Court. The first 75 MSU students to visit the market information booth will receive a $2 gift certificate, applicable toward any vender booth.