With their black shirts and numerous proxy stations around campus, the MSU Price of Life Invitational is aiming to inform students about sex slavery and human trafficking around the world and in the United States.
The town hall meeting that was scheduled to feature Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., was canceled due to scheduling conflicts with the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center, said Chad Fauskee, a representative in the Michigan headquarters of John McCain.
Every week a group of MSU students fan out across campus to give students a health lesson.
The African Student Union, or ASU, said they want to show MSU and the East Lansing community the side of Africa they see themselves.
Intercollegiate Athletics and the Division of Housing and Food Services are working to sponsor an MSU food drive leading up to the football game against Penn State.
A lane shift was implemented on westbound Michigan Avenue near Harrison Road on Tuesday, so city officials could repair an 8-inch water main break that occurred near the intersection.
Pete Fleck, upon coming to MSU, knew that he would most likely go somewhere else for graduate school. He knew he wanted to eventually become a pharmacist, and MSU doesn’t have a pharmacy program.
In 1976, Coleman Barks was handed a book of scholarly translations from poet Robert Bly and told “these poems need to be released from their cages.”
The MSU College Democrats will be storming the dorms until 8 p.m. today encouraging locally-registered students to vote in East Lansing’s City Council elections, while the MSU College Republicans encouraged students to attend the ASMSU-sponsored East Lansing City Council Forum on Oct. 22.
With revenue sports facilities receiving makeovers recently, MSU administrators made sure to not leave out other athletics programs.
Nicolas Gisholt celebrated his first Day of the Dead in the United States with relatives from Mexico: His grandparents, nanny and wife’s grandfather all were a part of the evening’s festivities — if not in body, in spirit.
When ASMSU discussed whether or not they should pursue a “Worst Water on Campus” competition between the dorms, MSU Residence Halls Association Vice President Christopher Wickman said the idea wouldn’t accomplish anything.
As Diana Obradovich posed to jab and punch her partner in a stage combat class Thursday, she said she felt an adrenaline rush.
Eight months after it debuted, a program developed to support MSU researchers is getting off the ground.
When international relations sophomore Darrin Sembarski heard ASMSU spent $12,443.36 on new office furniture, he wasn’t pleased.
Thousands of student activists, including 60 from MSU, are expected to gather in the nation’s capital this weekend to push for environmentally friendly policies.
Mark Roehling has heard the stories and scenarios of managers canceling interviews because potential employees were overweight.
After hearing about the alleged assaults on campus, biochemistry junior Mahesh Chandrasekhar said ASMSU would be wise to donate money to help women who need safety and security.
When Kelley Schacht was deciding what to major in, she was surprised women studies was not available.
Fireworks producing loud booms that echoed through Berkey Hall forced the evacuation of more than 100 students and faculty Tuesday afternoon.