Polling locations for Nov. 3 election

As election day approaches, voters should be aware of recent changes in the polling locations.

MSU Japan Clubs aims to be diverse, welcoming

The MSU Japan Club is an organization on campus dedicated promoting Japanese culture in the local community, ensuring the comfort of international Japanese students in the U.S., as well as aiding those who wish to learn the language.

Intercultural aides work to create atmosphere of inclusion

The mission statement of the Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives at MSU reads “Advancing not only diversity — but also inclusion — requires commitment, leadership and the participation of the entire campus community.”

Your guide to the 2015 East Lansing City Council candidates

East Lansing City Council elections will take place Nov. 3 with three seats up for vote. There are six candidates and only one incumbent running.

Funeral arrangements set for late MSU Journalism professor Bonnie Bucqueroux

A funeral service will be held in the memory of decorated and beloved MSU professor Bonnie Bucqueroux on October 31 at 11 a.m.

Board of Trustees votes to upgrade various buildings and facilities

MSU's Board of Trustees met Friday to discuss various items from facility to policy updates.

Board of Trustees approve renovation plans for a Hall of History at Breslin Center

The Breslin Student Events Center — a staple of MSU sports and student involvement — is on track to receive some much needed updates to the facilities.

Week in Review: Oct. 29, 2015

Student speaks out against cultural appropriation on Halloween

It's the time of year when students are deciding exactly who they want to be for Halloween — the one day of the year where they can change up their persona.

Michigan officially bans powdered alcohol

Since the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) approved the distribution and sale of powdered alcohol — or Palcohol — in March of this year, state officials have been moving fast to ban production across the country.

MSU police respond to destruction of property, breaking and entering

MSU police incidents for Oct. 28. 

Death of beloved journalism professor leaves students wondering 'what happens when a professor dies?'

After the recent and sudden death of journalism professor Bonnie Bucqueroux, this left many students wondering, 'What happens when a professor dies?'

Rumors of bed bugs prove true in residence hall, shed light on pest problem

Having bed bugs is a hard situation to deal with, but contracting bed bugs in a dorm and receiving minimal help with the situation is even worse.

What police look for when shutting down house parties

Police face the stigma of being the ultimate fun-killers.

Former MSU professor invents solar powered leaf

MSU’s Abram’s Planetarium was shining bright this past Sunday with stars of the United Nations Association.

MSU group to hold open panel to discuss religion in the world

Members of LGBT christian group Q-cross will look to explore the issue of religious faith’s role in modern life  at their upcoming panel event entitled “Faith Engaging the World.”

Board of Water and Light announces first of two new solar projects in East Lansing and Lansing

It seemed fitting to have the sun shining Tuesday afternoon as John Kinch, executive director of Michigan Energy Options, took to the podium behind the old Burcham Landfill at Burcham Park. “Do you know the odds of it being sunny this time of year?” Kinch said.

MSU's Israeli Film Festival offers students unique look into Israeli culture

MSU’s annual Israeli film festival introduces students to works they might not otherwise see, works that tackle adult mental health care, divorce and a wide range of cross culturally relevant issues with uniquely Israeli sensibilities.

East Lansing Public Library and MSU Libraries team up to create new Muslim book club

Creating mutual understanding between people of different faiths begins at a grassroots level.

Update: Uncle John's Cider Mill resumes sales

After a "random, routine" sampling by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, it has been discovered that as much as 12,000 gallons of cider from Uncle John's Cider Mill may be contaminated with with Shiga-toxin producing E. Coli.