At dusk, the MSU Birding Club crept through the woods south of Chandler Crossings in hopes of spotting the peculiar mating display of the American Woodcock, or Timberdoodle.
More than 90 young women crowded half of Intramural Sports Circle’s second floor gymnasium Tuesday night, each determined to perfect a myriad of choreographed steps that flowed together with a wide variety of music.
MSU faculty could see a higher pay raise than they have in the past, as the University Committee on Faculty Affairs recommended a 4 percent faculty merit pool increase in the 2014-15 academic year at the Steering Committee meeting Tuesday.
Every time she sees a flicker of distrust in the eyes of her parents, psychology freshman Nadege Sesonga relives the trauma of the Rwandan genocide.
Low ticket sales kept rapper B.o.B from coming to MSU, according to an email sent to ticket holders Friday.
MSU takes in about 120 cadaver donations on average each year, but that number could change depending on a bill working its way through Michigan’s House of Representatives.
Members of MSU’s undergraduate student government can breathe a sigh of relief — a referendum allowing ASMSU to collect $16.75 for its operations and $1.25 for the MSU Readership Program has been renewed.
MSU’s Powerfest 2014 event, featuring rap artists B.o.B. and Machine Gun Kelly, has been canceled.
As the lights dimmed, a steady roar rose from the throng of audience members anticipating a long-awaited performance.
MSU students showed their knack for athleticism at IM Sports-East during Sports Night, a social and sporting event hosted by University Activities Board, or UAB.
The only thing more exciting than riding bikes around campus: pulling them out of the river.
The All University Student Hearing Board discussed the issue that was recently brought up by ASMSU College of Engineering Representative Christopher Baldwin about an alleged election code violation during the special election in February.
When purchasing fan gear representing your favorite college team, it is easy to get riled up by the sight of a rival team's gear displayed on the same shelf.
MSU’s undergraduate student government general elections are underway, but hundreds of students across four colleges have no candidates to vote for.
A new exhibit at the MSU Museum looks to illuminate the rough lives turtles live and the fate the population might face if nothing is done.
An unexpected 15-minute intermission highlighted the Failure:Lab event put on by ASMSU Tuesday night at Wharton Center.In front of a mostly-filled crowd, ASMSU welcomed the popular lecture series out of Grand Rapids to MSU, only to be interrupted about halfway through by what ushers said was smoke detected on the 4th floor.Audience members were ushered outside of Wharton Center until the East Lansing Fire Department was called and declared the scene safe.The theme of the night was overcoming past failures in life and using them to foster future success.
David Douches spends his days at the office surrounded by Mr. Potato Heads.
A mix of worship and workouts introduced a new duel-purpose program to students called Fitness Fellowship Tuesday night in Akers Hall.The program was an hour-long service that began with an affirmation and prayer scripture.
The controversy continues in ASMSU, MSU's undergraduate student government, as the All University Student Hearing Board will meet on Thursday to review the findings of previous committees on whether or not current President Kiran Samra violated ASMSU code during her candidacy.According to a previous report, Samra allegedly violated the organization's elections code when applying to run for the position because of her previous role as chair of the Undergraduate Elections Commission, the group that oversees election processes.
