Six months from now, don’t expect to see state Rep. Mark Meadows, D-East Lansing, behind a desk working on any governmental business — he’ll be too busy trekking from Georgia to Pennsylvania.
On Tuesday evening, international relations senior Alex Waldman was able to celebrate a place very close to his heart: Israel.
Although Lansing residents are supportive of the idea of redeveloping the area, there still are steps to complete before developers can officially break ground.
At Tuesday’s loaded work session, councilmembers reviewed findings of an audit on city finances for the 2012 fiscal year which ended in June, and found the city’s debt is on the decline.
Criminal justice freshman Sherronia Dorsey-Walker is proud of where she comes from, and the reason she attends MSU.
Last Tuesday, when President Barack Obama was celebrating an election-night win, another man also came out on top: New York Times blogger Nate Silver.
A 20-year-old male student was found in downtown East Lansing early Sunday morning with a severe head injury, disabling him from communicating how he was hurt.
According to MSU alumnus and Booklify CEO Darin Gross, there are two types of students who buy textbooks.
When supply chain management senior Jing Cui contemplates her future, she knows there’s no going back to China.
If MSU’s undergraduate student government approves two newly introduced bills and resolutions, MSU students’ academic lives could be made just a little bit easier.
Amid ballot proposals of statewide significance on last Tuesday’s ballot, one particular proposal stuck out with a strong local appeal: the East Lansing Public Library millage.
Less than 48 hours after state Rep.-elect Sam Singh celebrated his resounding win, the work started.
Sidewalks of Grand River Avenue were packed with people enjoying the unusually balmy 68-degree weather on Sunday, perhaps encouraged by the Veterans Day holiday or the opening of the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum.
Students, faculty and community members came out to show their cultural pride on Sunday as MSU held its 28th annual Global Festival at the Union.
For the first time, MSU students and faculty participated in the American Physiological Society’s national Physiology Understanding, or PhUn, Week by helping children understand physiology, or the functioning of living organisms.
Political science freshman and member of the MSU ROTC Stewart Tarp stood in Pattengill Middle School watching the veterans who came before him enter the room.
Alex Garza’s love of makeup started on YouTube. The Bath Township, Mich., resident fell in love with makeup in high school, sitting in front of the computer for hours and teaching herself tips and tricks.
For those frequenting the Division Street parking ramp, affectionately called the Hamster Cage by some East Lansing residents, the walk from the car to the street might be a more pleasant one after the dedication of a mural inside the structure Thursday.
After Thursday’s House Judiciary Committee meeting, the bill Metro Detroit resident Shawn D’Annunzio is pushing for, Brandon D’Annunzio’s law, now is one step closer to being passed into jurisdiction. Brandon D’Annunzio’s law, or Senate Bill 726, originally was proposed in her son’s name to change the statute of limitations for crimes such as manslaughter, kidnapping or attempted murder from 10 to 20 years.