Thumbtacked to the wall, next to the bed covered with her pink and yellow flowered comforter, hang posted snapshots of Menghan Liu’s parents, friends and husband back in China.
The Michigan House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday pushing for over $1 billion in higher education funding to go to the state’s top three research universities.
Mid-Michigan residents may feel better about the environment thanks to an effort by the Lansing Board of Water & Light to ensure part of its power comes from renewable sources.
One in four women will experience some kind of unwanted sexual encounter within their lifetime, said Sally Belloli, former director of the intramural sports sexual assault program.
Now, when a professor tells students to turn off their cell phones during class, students may have grounds for an argument.
After two hotly contested election cycles, the Michigan Democratic Party is out to make sure voters in future elections are not being disenfranchised — or suppressed altogether.
Michigan senators want the state to be on the political forefront when national primary season kicks off in 2008.
Another Welcome Week has come and gone — and as usual, stray beer bottles litter lawns, the stench of alcohol permeates East Lansing’s streets and hundreds now own freshly issued MIPs and noise citations.
While picking up flyers from many of the hundreds of booths at Sparticipation Saturday night, premedical freshman Jennifer Piwonski took interest in a variety of student organizations, such as medical clubs and underwater hockey.
With an established study abroad program, MSU is known for sending students to foreign countries.
Booze, books and finding a bite to eat took priority for thousands of MSU students returning to campus for Welcome Week.
Are the police out to get me around every corner? If I get an MIP, do I go to jail? If the police come to my house, do I have to let them in? For many students, the answers to questions like these are as clear as a bottle of Budweiser. So to help clear the fog, here are seven of the most common police-related myths, busted by the people you don’t want to get busted by this year.
The organization that hands out blue books and provides lawyers at no cost wants students to know it exists.
MSU students braved Welcome Week despite the tornado warning, storms and power outages.
While class was adjourned for two weeks, local police stations and courthouses remained active. Here’s a recap of the high-profile verdict, university arrest and a murder story that made headlines during break.
MSU automotive researchers are starting their engines in a new $10 million facility this fall.
Jewish fraternity Zeta Beta Tau is in the planning phases and will begin recruiting again in October after the MSU chapter closed last year due to leadership problems.
An East Lansing man charged with stabbing a Lansing resident outside a local bar will go to court this week.
The heavy storms that rampaged through Michigan weren’t enough to stop dedicated tennis players from taking the court this weekend.