As the adage goes, if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. ASMSU has taken that advice to heart as it continues to support a bill that would provide medical amnesty for underage drinkers.
Students stopping by Wells Hall now can add a caffeinated boost to their study sessions after a new Starbucks Coffee Co. franchise opened Monday.
Standing in front of a group of students for the first time as a volunteer teaching assistant four years ago, Jie Zhuang had a lot on her plate.
After holding an election with lower than expected participation, ASMSU officials are planning to advocate for more than 20 additional representatives to join an interim Academic Assembly for the 2011-12 academic year.
Music blared from speakers, and lanterns were strung around the room as students came together to party at Night Market on Monday night at the Wonders Hall Kiva.
London-based 3-D illustrator and graphic designer Liam Keating visited MSU on Monday for a hands-on graphic design workshop, but he will continue to work with students after returning to England.
A new music website created by MSU students has been named the headline sponsor of the sold-out Dayglow Invades East Lansing concert.
As election races continue to heat up both in East Lansing and on the national level, a new MSU study highlights the influence of family and friends in a young adult’s decision to vote.
The MSU community once again has lived up to the university’s colors and gone “green”, this time as part of a statewide challenge.
The Office of Study Abroad is hosting its annual Study Abroad Fair from noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday at Breslin Center.
The Society of Actuaries, or SOA, will be at MSU on Oct. 6 for a panel discussion with students in Wells Hall. The discussion runs from 5:30 – 7 p.m. in room B119.
After nearly a month of waiting, MSU students and East Lansing residents finally were able to see author Jonathan Safran Foer in person.
While most MSU students were celebrating a Spartan football win Saturday afternoon, numerous students were busy fighting for a victory of their own.
More than 150 students made the bus ride from campus into the heart of Lansing to volunteer at the Lansing Community Connect event Friday at the South Washington Office Complex, 2500 S. Washington, Ave.
More than 150 students made the bus ride from campus into the heart of Lansing to volunteer at the Lansing Community Connect event Friday at the South Washington Office Complex, 2500 S. Washington, Ave.
Monica Fochtman probably won’t need to make a trip to the hair stylist for quite some time.
Enrollment numbers in several key graduate programs at MSU dropped last year for the first time since 2007, reflecting a recent national trend of deteriorating student enrollment across the country in university graduate programs.
The next group of prospective Sparty Escort Program members gathered Sunday night at the Union for an informational meeting.
Cartoonist Jorge Cham made an appearance on campus Friday night for a special screening of his new film and to talk about the humor in academic life.
More than 40 members of the MSU Evans Scholars gathered in Valley Court Park on Sunday morning, gearing up to walk more than three miles around the city to support the AIDS Walk Lansing/East Lansing.