The MSU Board of Trustees is scheduled to vote on approving a teaching endowment, new recycling center and improvements to the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory in a meeting Friday.
Before taking the Medical College Admission Test in August, Jessie Haddad spent six months refining her physics skills at Far From Standard in East Lansing.
An ASMSU investigation launched after Student Life assistant director Richard Shafer allegedly broke university policy has found similar violations might have occurred in previous semesters.
Samba fans can dance and bid the night away when the MSU School of Hospitality Business holds its fundraising Samba Auction on Feb. 9.
When Michael Hagan was diagnosed with hepatitis, he was given 18 months to live. Two years later, Hagan received the liver transplant that saved his life, and he’s been rallying support for organ donation ever since.
Two of the 13 student organizations on ASMSU’s Programming Board recently lost access to funding after representatives failed to regularly attend meetings last semester.
MSU’s Confucius Institute is helping Wayne State University start its own Chinese learning center to promote knowledge of the Chinese language and culture in Michigan.
For the third year in a row, the percentage of MSU law students who passed the Michigan bar exam the first time matched or surpassed the state average for July 2007.
One of architect Zaha Hadid’s biggest challenges in designing MSU’s future art museum was to fulfill the vision held by Eli and Edythe Broad.
Chocolate connoisseurs can begin preliminary palate preparation, as tickets for the MSU Museum Chocolate Party Benefit are now on sale.
To help MSU maximize its research capabilities, supply chain management junior Jonathan Brier is lobbying university officials to make a computer program an official university research tool.
For Manish Madan, the idea was simple: find a way to connect students, and give them a forum where they could express themselves.
Despite some snow flurries, Michigan voters created a better turnout than expected for today’s presidential primary.
When Nicholas Hutchins registered to represent MSU at a three-day student summit in Washington, D.C., the marketing and psychology sophomore didn’t expect to return with more than 100 new friends.
While MSU won’t name the architect for its future art museum until this morning, excitement has alread started to build for the director of the university’s current art museum over the next phase of the project — construction.
MSU Hillel Jewish Student Center combined fashion and philanthropy Monday night at The Refinery.
The ASMSU loan program may attract more applicants this semester after ASMSU’s Student Assembly voted to more than double its $100, interest-free loan service.
Fundraising and raising awareness about Latin America’s problems with the youth population and the country’s financial needs is important to Laura Sologuren-Sanchez, founder of Latinos on the Move.
Students looking for a boost on their transcripts or an edge in interviews now have the opportunity to add academic minors to their list of qualifications.
Dressed in knee-high boots and a blazer, animal science junior Jessilyn Wallington frantically made her way around the floor of the MSU Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education.