After passing Bill 52-43 on Jan. 21 to allocate money from its general fund to host host a spring concert at MSU, ASMSU has run into a number of set backs and the process will not be moving forward as originally planned.
Vice President for Student Affairs and Services Dr. Denise Maybank will be addressing ASMSU’s general assembly at its next meeting on March 24.
Stealing and wearing a stranger’s clothes seems like an odd idea, but stolen laundry is a constant issue many students face while using residence hall laundry facilities.
Cadence sits on the floor and pants, her tail wagging ever so slightly. The fur at the edge of her face is starting to grey slightly and she's keen on laying down if given the chance.
As the child of two Holocaust survivors, author and MSU literature professor Lev Raphael said he grew up surrounded by absence.
MSU senior Michael Collier was involved in a tragic car accident this past week resulting in severe injuries all over his body.
The Residence Hall Association is bringing "Saturday Night Live" comedian Pete Davidson to the Wharton Center this Friday, according to their website.
On March 11, 2011, Shoko Hiruta, an environmental policy junior studying abroad from Japan at MSU, said she was was sitting in her high school math class when she felt the ground start to shake.
MSU police and East Lansing police responded to a total of 79 crimes while most students were away during spring break, according to crime logs.
There are only a few things students need to remember to make tax season a success. The State Newsspoke with Aaron Pahl, CPA and senior tax manager at Warmels & Comstock, for information about how to fill out tax forms and what you'll need.
Like many college students, Katy Cox, an interdisciplinary studies junior and owner of VK Sweets, wanted to find a way to bring in more money.
With most MSU students out of town for spring break, turnout at polling centers across campus were low during Michigan's March 8 primary. Even so, various precincts on campus reported more than a handful of voters had come through.
The 2016 presidential election cycle has caused heavy deliberation over political preferences among many Americans.
While not every MSU student may ‘feel the Bern,’ Breslin Center certainly burned with excitement last night.
TEDxMSU returned for the second year, tackling problems from Palestinian skateboarders to autism. The wide array of topics discussed meshed with the event’s theme of Mobius.
More than one thousand people armed with only campaign buttons, signs of support and excitement braved the long lines to see Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) speak at Breslin Center Wednesday night.
Recently, the Netflix series “Making a Murderer” has drawn people in with its look at a man who was convicted of a crime he allegedly didn’t commit. This brings up the question, “why would an innocent person ever send themselves to prison?”
The River Trail path behind Holmes Hall and McDonel Hall is not a place many students want to be when the sun goes down. The path is generally called “the rape trail” by MSU students who live in the area.
Sometimes, the most unassuming buildings on campus have the most impressive histories. It’s a safe wager that most Spartans know the history of Beaumont Tower, Breslin Center or Spartan Stadium. What few realize is how close they are to a landmark with a unique past.
Sen. Bernie Sanders will be in East Lansing Wednesday as part of a free “A Future to Believe In” rally at the Breslin Center. Here are the things you need to know before attending.