More Michiganders want to legalize it. According to the latest marijuana poll commissioned by the state chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, 50 percent of Michiganders agree to legalize the marijuana and would support it on a ballot proposal to legalize and tax it.
OccupyTheBookstore claims to bring competition to the textbook industry by embedding price comparisons to school textbook websites.
If the childcare program is shut down then the community center will also cease to exist.
During the hearing, Mullen said he had no intention of carrying out the threat and had no possible way to do so.
As minority floor leader, Singh will be a liaison between the Republican and Democratic delegations.
City council decided to defer discussion of demolishing properties on W. Grand River and 303 Abbot Road until Jan. 27.
“It happens every year where you get 30,000 people leaving town, you’ll have a dip,” Montemayor said. In expectation of the return of students, Menna’s Joint got rid of their skeleton crew and began to increase the number of employees during shifts. In addition, the business created a number of promotions and specials.
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity is weathering controversy after a post of a sexually explicit video ignited a furor online.
According to several reports, the Lansing Board of Water and Light fired General Manager J. Peter Lark on Tuesday for "just cause" on the grounds that Lark has failed to fulfill the requirements of his job. Reportedly, "just cause" in Lark's contract is synonymous with "employee misconduct."
City council decided to defer discussion until January 27th when it came to demolishing properties on W. Grand River and 303 Abbot Road.
Local fitness centers offer a wide variety of plans, equipment and locations to students looking to work off the holiday weight.
The Union was the victim of a series of furniture thefts over the course of several weeks last semester, said Union Manager Tami Kuhn.
As of Monday, MSU police have no new information to disclose regarding the Nov.
MSU students were furious last month at the university’s decision to invite Washington Post columnist George Will to speak at the fall commencement ceremony. Many believed Will’s past comments on sexual assault on college campuses sparked controversy on a campus where sexual assault is already a pressing issue, following a federal investigation of the university’s Title IX compliance.
ASMSU would like to encourage state legislators this year to repeal the Michigan keg tag law, which requires consumers to register their beer keg purchases with the place of business.
Students will now have another off-campus housing option to consider as they make arrangements for the next school year.
Maura Brandi and Carolena Elowsky, both sophomores and close friends, "had a way of lighting up a room anytime they were in one.”
A 53-year-old man was killed at about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening when his SUV left the road and struck several trees on State Road in East Lansing.
East Lansing Police Chief Juli Lieber said in a statement she was happy Wilder received the maximum sentence and expressed that the police department "hope(s) the victims will find some peace in knowing that he will be going away for a long time.”
As a response to the decision, about 50 students, faculty members and members of the community came together outside of the Jack Breslin Student Events Center on Saturday morning to protest before commencement began.