"Book of Mormon" tickets to be distributed by lottery
"The Book of Mormon" is coming to the Wharton Center beginning Tuesday, June 10 and the venue has reserved a selection of tickets for a lottery.
"The Book of Mormon" is coming to the Wharton Center beginning Tuesday, June 10 and the venue has reserved a selection of tickets for a lottery.
Ripples made by one positive action are picked up and continued by others.It is a motto author, surgeon and George Washington University professor Glenn Geelhoed has taken away from his work. His most recent book, "Mission To Heal," follows multiple two-week trips to the Central African Republic.
In the W.J.Beal Botanical Garden, it is not only April showers that bring May flowers. During the transition from winter to spring, a significant amount of time and effort are invested in cultivating a vibrant garden for the summer.
The walls in the LookOut! Gallery of the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities are rife with the art quilts hung in the space for the gallery's two featured quilt exhibits.
Director of building services Gus Gosselin received a call from MSU Police over the weekend. The Red Cedar River had just surpassed the minor flood stage, 7 feet.mrGosselin had knowledge of the climbing waters and estimations of where it would crest from forecast models, so he and his team had prepared the potentially affected buildings and had been observing for any variations.mr
While construction workers are digging to renovate existing buildings on campus, the MSU Campus Archaeology Program is digging to discover the campus’ past.
Tim potterbikes stolen over between semester break and into last week, whatadvice have to bike owners 3400tim potterbike that a theif really wants one of the thingsIf you have a nicer bike, keeping it indoors is the best thing you can do overnight," Potter said. "Residence halls have indoor bike rooms you can lock your bike in.apartment, look for place inside apartment under stairwell out of sight of theives or vandals, at night or over weekends we see a lot of damage to bikes happen over football games weekends left out on racks, get abused they can cause a lot of expensive damage keeping them out of sight over summer especially. bad idea to leave over summer, stolen candal it will be impoundedthrough msu and suplus do offer long term storage, left campus who already gone have bike stored over summer and winter breakssecure bike parking facilities university provided one on south side of campus at trowbridge, inside waiting area for buses. one at grand river parking ramp olin health ramp fenced in are both are secured with msu ID card, lock opens if youre an authorized user keeep bikes secure, for a fee. 50 for a full year or can go shorter term. inside do it yourself airpump and repairs and maintenance another benefit both facilities. thats another bult those in reposnse to facult staff student transportation surveys done. more secure bike parking at destinations. hopefully get fully utilized and then u will build more to make it more convienent. lock ir correctly- lot of examples msu.bikes.wordpress.comimformation about proper lockingyou want to make sure you get the rear wheel lock to the frame to the rack if youre only going to lock the wheel lock the back one its expensivelock frame to rack and find wheels gone.anti theft quick release take a wheel off, steal them best to replace those with anti theft devices, cheap in comparison.msu bike advisory committee. ------thomas bauman- really knowledgeable thinking and writing about Staff rep: Thomas Baumann, on bike advicsory committee517 303 4208
The MSU Department of Theatre is preparing for a season of productions from Shakespeare to "Hair: The American Tribal-Love Rock Musical." For the 2014-2015 season, their productions will share one common link ? the dynamics of power in political, personal and generational settings.
The MSU Community Music School hosted their final All-School Recital of the spring semester Saturday. The recitalists spanned generations with performers as young as six years old sharing the bill with adults.
This year it featured returning favorites and new exhibitors selling an eclectic array of jewelry, paintings, clothing and more.
Two shootings on May 12 left MSU students looking to Twitter and other social media websites for updates and safety information when the MSU Alert system did not reach all students.
Summer is right around the corner and the communities of East Lansing and MSU will celebrate the season with the 50th annual MSU Spring Arts and Crafts Show this weekend.
The third National Climate Assessment, released by the Obama administration on May 6, found that climate change is affecting the U.S. — of course, that includes MSU.
To promote bicycle safety and prevent accidents like his own, Unsworth and Tim Potter of the MSU Bikes Advisory Committee taught a bicycle commuting class in the MSU Recycling Education Center Wednesday to kick off National Bike Month.
At approximately 11:30 a.m. Monday, the MSU Police Department sent out an alert to warn members of the MSU community of two shootings that occurred off-campus
Applying to college, falling in love, even murder — these are just a few of the themes explored by six teenage finalists Saturday afternoon in the 18th annual Young Playwrights Festival at the Wharton Center.
The Obama administration on Tuesday unveiled a celebrity public service announcement, a new web site, NotAlone.gov, and a series of recommendations aimed at lowering the alarming rate of sexual assaults on college campuses.
The White House will announce new measures Tuesday to deal with campus sexual assault, an issue that in recent years has inflamed college campuses from Yale to the University of California, Berkeley.The recommendations from a task force of federal officials headed by Vice President Joe Biden include publicizing enforcement data, issuing guidelines about confidentiality, and requiring colleges and universities to survey students on their experiences with sexual assault.
ASMSU, MSU’s undergraduate student government culminated the 2013-2014 academic year by holding its final general assembly meeting on Thursday.
A memorial was placed outside the Auditorium by the MSU Armenian Club on Thursday to recognize the 1.5 million Armenians who were killed during the Armenian Genocide in 1915.