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Despite police response, students continue protests
About 30 students endured the cold weather to protest police violence for the second time Thursday evening.
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How the 2014 midterm election will impact MSU students
Policy may have more progress in the Michigan Legislature.
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100 East Lansing School District teachers, students, parents protest teachers' expired contracts
Their contracts expired, but they are still working. Hundreds of East Lansing teachers have been working without a contract since July 1 , the date of expiration.
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For MSU graduate and veteran, appreciation is a new thing
“The hippies went around and collected garbage from the restaurants, slop,” he said. “Rotten vegetables and grease, and they poured it on us as we came back.”
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At retirement home on veterans day, ROTC cadets honor veterans
For Chuck Willems, Korean War veteran, sharing experiences with MSU Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets is just another way to help them understand the gravity of the responsibilities of service.
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HopCat offering free meals to veterans Tuesday
This offer includes any choice of entrée, salad, or sandwich along with a soft drink, but proof of military service is required.
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Votes against sale of city-owned parking lots might indicate disapproval of E.L. government
Residents who campaign against the sale of three city-owned parking lots are claiming their successful effort represents a vote of no confidence toward the East Lansing government.
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Teen sentenced to minimum of 25 years for murder of MSU sophomore
Tyrel Bredernitz was sentenced to a minimum of 25 years in prison for his involvement in the death of MSU sophomore Dustyn Frolka today in Clinton County Court.
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Jeffery Taylor sentenced to 18 months probation, batter's intervention program
After pleading guilty to domestic abuse charges, NBA player Jeffery Taylor has officially been put on 18 months of probation.
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Political groups on campus reflect on midterm election results
America saw red on Tuesday and Michigan was no exception. Republicans across the country, challengers and incumbents alike, were elected to the U.S. House and Senate, along with several gubernatorial positions.
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Federal appeals court upholds state ban on same-sex marriage
"Our judicial commissions did not come with such a sweeping grant of authority, one that would allow just three of us—just two of us in truth—to make such a vital policy call for the thirty-two million citizens who live within the four States of the Sixth Circuit," the opinion said.
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DTN, as expected, withdraws from Park District after parking lot sale denied
DTN Management Co., once the potential developer of East Lansing's Park District project, has withdrawn its proposal for the development of downtown East Lansing.
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E.L. continues conversation about deer population in the city
East Lansing officials are seeking sustainable ways to control the city's growing white-tailed deer population.
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Recapping the 2014 election: Gov. Rick Snyder wins a second term
DETROIT — A familiar face will be behind the desk at Michigan’s Capitol Building for the next four years.
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With parking lots sale on verge of denial, implications for Park District development
With 16 out of 17 precincts reporting, East Lansing's proposal asking residents to authorize the city to sell parking lots to private developers won't pass. As of 11 p.m.
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Democrats Singh, Hertel poised for state legislature win
Sam Singh will likely retain his seat in the state House, while Curtis Hertel Jr. will replace fellow democrat Gretchen Whitmer in the state Senate. Both are MSU alumni.
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Political club leaders on edge as results roll in
Both the MSU College Republicans and MSU College Democrats have put a lot of work into their corresponding campaigns.
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Youth voter turnout typically low, especially for midterm elections
The youth vote is consistently behind other age groups when it comes to voter turnout, especially for midterm elections.
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Breaking down the Board of Trustees
Two of the board's seats are up for grabs on Tuesday. Here's a rundown of the candidates.
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Polling locations on campus and in E.L.
Students who live both on- or off-campus have a variety of polling locations available to them tomorrow.