Since Residence Education and Housing Services, or REHS, began offering free laundry services in all residence halls last year, many students have taken advantage of it — even a few off-campus students.
Students joined in the festivities at the Halloween Spooktacular event hosted by the International Student Association and the University Activities Board Friday night.
A week after protesters walked down Grand River Avenue to the East Lansing Police Department, the student groups that organized the protest are looking to take future action against the police, which did not to meet the group’s demands by their deadline Wednesday. About a dozen students met Thursday night for a town hall to discuss the next steps in a campaign to hold East Lansing police accountable in what some called “willful ignorance” in the face of community concerns regarding racial profiling and brutality.
On Saturday, a creationist event is coming to campus to address the idea of intelligent design, rather than evolution through natural selection.
At 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 1, MSU students can expect to see hoards of zombies in front of Conrad Hall. This is the annual Zombie Run, created by the Broad China Business Society (BCBS), a student-run organization which aims to promote awareness of the global business environment among students.
Costumes are meant to be fun, but they may also offend certain cultures.
Halloween is right around the corner and for MSU students, severe health problems can occur when not taking the proper precautions.
Residence hall doors across campus are getting a face-lift from their festive residents for the upcoming spooktacular holiday.
With more than 120 actors from various areas of study, this year’s Haunted Auditorium is not just another theatre production.
More students are becoming interested in volunteer opportunities abroad, which was one motive for Lyman Briggs junior Nabila Khan when she started the MSU chapter of the non-governmental organization Volunteers Around the World this semester.
Students believe that sexual assault is an epidemic on campus, and took the issue directly to MSU’s administration Wednesday afternoon.
Rehearsing before rehearsal and practicing after practice is nothing out of the ordinary for band members.
It's a topic that often hides behind closed doors and shame. However, some members of the MSU community are dedicated to bringing awareness and fighting for the cause — often because of personal ties to the issue.
Two MSU professors that have conducted research into evolutionary biology were publicly challenged to debates by organizers, although they will not be taking part.
The Berlin Wall limited freedom in West Berlin for 28 years, and this semester, the MSU German Studies program is commemorating its fall.
As technology develops, money-saving students collect coupons on apps and online.
With multiple cases of credit card fraud currently under investigation by MSU police, the department and financial institutions said students need to be aware of what to do when credit or debit cards go missing, or if fraudulent charges are made to their accounts.
Students now have more platforms than ever for schoolwork, with devices like budget-priced Chromebooks, ultrabooks like the Macbook Air and a plethora of tablets running Microsoft’s Windows, Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS.
As the Ebola virus continues to plague West Africa, members of the African Students Union aim to raise awareness and gather funds to purchase medical supplies.
The Board of Trustees approved on Friday a $1.5 billion goal for the university’s first capital campaign since 2007.