MSU
5K supports Lansing community charities
He might be the toughest person to find in a book, but Waldo easily could be spotted at the annual Monster Dash Charity Costume 5K Run/Walk on Sunday.
NEWS
I-96 shootings investigation continues
The Ingham County Sheriff’s Department held a press conference today releasing more information on the search of the suspect in the shootings on I-96. Police currently are in search of the suspect involved in 25 shootings that have occurred between Oct.
MICHIGAN
Ele’s Place hosts 18th annual Fall Reception
Oct. 18, 2009, is a day the Langdon family always will remember.
MICHIGAN
Progress made in Lansing casino project
It didn’t take more than a signature for Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero to push forward with an ambitious casino project downtown — a project still on unsound ground.
MSU
Understanding Board of Trustees’ responsibilities
With the November elections less than a week away, several students such as biochemistry and molecular biology senior Jake Bibik still are unaware about the MSU Board of Trustees race, which could have more impact on his MSU career than he knows.
MSU
ASMSU discusses international fees, voting guidance for Chinese students
International students can rest assured knowing they have the support of MSU’s undergraduate student government.
MSU
Who you gonna call?
Last Tuesday, the MSU Paranormal Society arrived at Bonnie’s Place, 415 E. Saginaw St., in Lansing, to investigate possible paranormal activity.
MSU
Campus celebrates Mexican holiday
On Thursday, MSU students and Lansing residents danced, dined on traditional food and learned about Latino history during MSU Museum’s 5th annual Day of the Dead Celebration.
MICHIGAN
Face Time: Senator Debbie Stabenow
The State News talked with Stabenow Thursday about the last few days of campaigning.
MSU
MSU professors continue research for White House
Spartans continue to receive national recognition, as another MSU professor recently was appointed to a council headed by the White House and has been making big strides in the field of physical activity.
MICHIGAN
Bernero announces partner for Lansing casino project
Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero officially green-lit the forwarding of a casino project set to be developed in downtown Lansing.
MSU
RHA hosts meeting in halloween fashion
Strange things were happening in Case Hall Wednesday night.
MSU
University gives out flu comfort packs
In an effort to help students ward off illnesses, MSU is administering about 20,000 free cold and flu comfort packs on campus at the intramural buildings
MICHIGAN
Sparrow Hospital kid patients trick or treat
During the parade, Vestrand stood on the third-floor skywalk and, dressed as a penguin, passed out candy to the participating children. Everyone in the group had a costume.
MICHIGAN
Keg law reaches one-year anniversary
A year ago today, a law removing the anonymity of keg buyers went into effect.
MICHIGAN
Superstorm Sandy's intensity lessening
Hazardous weather conditions in Michigan from the remnants of Superstorm Sandy, including high wind speeds, freezing rain and some flooding along Michigan’s western coast were at their worst Tuesday, and will continue to taper off in the following days.
MSU
Board of Trustees approve $6.8 million roads project
During its meeting last Friday, the MSU Board of Trustees approved an authorization to proceed for reconstruction of the Bogue Street and Shaw Lane intersection.
MSU
Superstorm results in blood donation shortage
With the remains of Superstorm Sandy ravaging the East Coast, the need for blood currently is higher than normal.
MICHIGAN
Halloween celebrations calmer than in years past
In most cities, Halloween involves cutely dressed small children and pillowcases full of candy.