The new director for the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum is on the job and museum construction is going as planned, said to Linda Stanford, associate provost for academic services.
Video games are not necessarily the culprit for obesity in children, but they do help students develop visual and spatial skills, according to a recent MSU study.
A link between obscenity of the past and hate speech of today has been found, according to a book written by an MSU professor.
In hopes of fostering acceptance instead of ignorance, MSU religious groups are reaching out to students about religious understanding and tolerance.
MSU’s rivalry with the University of Michigan perhaps could take on a new intensity in the coming month as the two schools face each other in the American Red Cross Big Ten Blood Challenge.
More than having sex, drinking alcohol and getting paid, college students value a self-esteem boost, according to a study released earlier this month.
It started with a purple ribbon on a tree, a purple balloon in a residence hall and then a purple-painted rock — all steps in preparation of the Relay for Life kickoff event in the Erickson Hall Kiva on Monday.
Alyssa Kata has been thinking about getting a credit card and as of Monday evening, the communication senior now knows exactly what to look for to get the best deal.
Members of the National Pan–Hellenic Council, or the NPHC, of MSU stepped across the Auditorium on Friday through African-inspired dance during the annual MSU Stomp the Yard competition.
As a child, Ryan Claytor’s parents had trouble getting him to read, until Claytor discovered comic books.
Members of the MSU Beyond Coal organization will hold a semester kickoff meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at 224 Erickson Hall.
The MSU College of Music will sponsor a night of music featuring flutist Richard Sherman and pianist Panayis Lyras from 7:30-9 p.m.
The MSU College of Music will celebrate Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s 255th birthday during Happy Birthday Mozart, a musical performance at 7:30 p.m.
Celebrating its 42nd year on campus, the MSU Diversity Career Fair was filled with eager students and willing companies.
ASMSU’s Student Assembly approved a bill Thursday night that will allocate $6,000 to send the Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils to a leadership conference in St. Louis.
Quynh-Nhu Vu distributed toys to an Amazonian village, talked health care with Brazilian medical professionals and studied tropical diseases unfamiliar to her, such as leptospirosis and gastric cancer. All in 10 days.
Despite efforts by the government to make financial aid more accessible to students, some still struggle applying for financial aid, according to a study by College Board released Wednesday.
MSU researchers are working in conjunction with economists and public policy officials to create new, practical solutions in plant sciences, engineering and agriculture, said Doug Gage, the director of MSU’s BioEconomy Network.
Proving education is internationally boundless, three MSU faculty members are set to embark on journeys across the world to research as Fulbright scholars.
For 17 years, the MSU Supply Chain Management Association, or SCMA, has allowed students the chance to get a leg up on the competition through the SCM Career Fair.