MSU officials, local police respond to claims of a dangerous campus

MSU has recently been named the most dangerous campus in the country by CrimeWatchDaily, citing statistics from the U.S.

Plans to renovate Bailey Community Center unanimously approved

East Lansing City Council unanimously approved a site plan, ordinance allowing for a service charge in lieu of taxes and a resolution to support a low income housing tax credit grant and historical preservation tax incentives application for the Bailey Community Center at the Sept.

Cinderella to take on Wharton Center stage on Sept. 22

Cinderella is coming to MSU on Sept. 22 and students and guests to the Wharton Center could enjoy “One Enchanted Evening” in the form of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella.

East Lansing residents raise concerns about new Spartan Village

Residents of adjacent Flower Pot neighborhoods voice their opinions on the groundbreaking of the new apartment complex

MSU AD Mark Hollis among names listed for Texas AD job

Steve Patterson was outed as Texas's athletic director yesterday, and a familiar name has emerged as a potential candidate for the job — Mark Hollis.

ASMSU pushing for intern protection laws

For students at ASMSU, having intern protection laws is a must. Present law treats unpaid interns similar to volunteers, lacking legal protections in comparison to full-time employees — unpaid interns do not receive “substantial remuneration” according to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission website.

State lawmakers introduce sexual assault bill to define consent

With Michigan’s two flagship universities, the University of Michigan and Michigan State University having investigations by the U.S.

Christian off-campus ministry welcomes students

The Furnace, a campus-focused Christian ministry, is coming into the light.

How to avoid the 'Freshman 15'

A new year is upon at MSU, which means a brand new start to the dreaded "freshman fifteen" cycle. Everyone knows that the "freshman fifteen" is a joke that freshman, newly arriving to college, will be amazed at the different types and varieties of food on campus.

State representatives propose changes to Medical Marijuana Act

Ever since the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act was passed in 2008, Michigan courts have made rulings on cases involving medical marijuana that some state representatives say restrict the ability for patients to get their medicine.

Spartans for Hillary aims to rally students in support of Hillary Clinton's campaign

As the 2016 elections draw ever closer, candidates begin to dot the headlines, with lines of opinion being drawn and political debate splattering the social canvas.

Life of Lansing firefighter Dennis Rodeman celebrated at memorial on campus

"I'm secure in the belief that Dennis lives on," pastor Marty Garn said on Wednesday during fallen Lansing firefighter Dennis Rodeman's memorial service at the Breslin Student Events Center.

Conservative candidate announces bid for Trustees opening

William Deary, CEO and co-founder of Great Lakes Caring Home Health, has announced his candidacy today for the MSU Board of Trustees. 

For comic artists, drawing is a way of expression

Hollow Mountain Comics and Games hosted a comic book signing Saturday that included Michigan State University’s Graphic Novels Club, MSU students and alumni. Alumnus Brandon Hankins was one of the featured authors on the signing event — his new comic “Shadow of a Doubt Plus” was featured at the event.

MSU and ESPN could be headed to Michigan Supreme Court

MSU is currently looking to the Supreme Court to hear its appeal in a case involving police records and athletes.

Financial aid sees White House reforms, different proposals still in the works

Financial aid has been a large topic of discussion for years, mainly focusing on how to make the application process easier and less lengthy for those who are really in need of assistance -- but where complications arise is how short is too short for financial aid forms, such as the Fafsa.

Watch Live: Memorial for Lansing firefighter held at Breslin Center

Watch Live: Memorial for Lansing firefighter held at Breslin Center

Change remains a constant in East Lansing's downtown business corridor

Breslin Center to host Lansing firefighter memorial

Students create petition for changes in Snyder-Philips dining hall

“We're confused. We're upset. We're hungry,” MASP quad also known as Mason and Abbot and Snyder-Phillips hall’s students have put together a petition voicing grievances with the Snyder-Philips dining hall. The petition already has 430 online signatures after only five days and has been adding more each day hoping to reach 500 supporters.  The group has directed the letter towards Eat at State and plan to show their petition to them in hope for changes. They list grievances with The Gallery at Snyder-Philips as follows: lack of fresh cut fruit all-day, the departure of the weekly Wok-A-Palooza and the early closing of Bliss, the dessert area of the dining hall. “They are trying to fix something that's not broken," said English sophomore and petitioner Lauren Semack.