On the fifth floor of the Communication Arts and Sciences Building parking ramp, a unique opportunity for students from Telecommunications 242, The Digital Image, was held Monday.
A 22-year old Jackson, Mich., man reported his 2000 Pontiac Sunfire broken into and stereo stolen between 4 p.m. Sept. 5 and 7:15 p.m. Aug. 6 from Lot 89, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
Some dining facilities on campus already have become unrecognizable because of renovations, and students should expect even more changes in the future after plans to revamp the entire dining system were approved Friday.
Freshmen busted for underage drinking this fall might not only have the courts to answer to, but also MSU staff members, as part of a larger program aiming to curb alcohol use before it becomes an issue.
IBM. Shell Oil Company. Cosi? The definition of an acceptable post-graduate job is shifting for MSU’s future graduates as more students are filling retail and restaurant industry positions to pay the bills.
Two games into a season filled with high expectations, the MSU football team already is at a crossroads.
Those waiting for the end of the world might not be waiting much longer, according to Steve Vail, a trained speaker who has lectured on topics in the Bible for 27 years.
Finding solutions to current journalism industry problems was the main focus for Friday’s second segment of the Rethink News presented by the MSU School of Journalism.
In the morning hours after an action-packed Saturday, some students crawled out of their beds to help clean up the community.
The MSU Community Music School showcased the importance of music in the community and in education Sunday during its public open house. The event, held from 3-5 p.m. at the school, 841-B Timberlane St., had a variety of activities offered to all age groups, including performances by children’s choirs and the New Horizons Band, as well as an instrument petting zoo.
After more than 40 years with minimal revisions, the MSU Academic Freedom Report, or AFR, is getting a face-lift.
Burgers, beer, chips and Spartan gear are campuswide tailgate necessities, but a new recycling initiative from the university could make biodegradable waste bags common at pre-game parties, as well.
The second annual Spartan Remix hit the Union on Thursday night, as more than 1,000 students and staff filtered through the event’s various destinations.
Almost two hours before Saturday’s Fall Welcome Concert began, MSU special education sophomore Grace Rzepkowski showed up with a group of friends, clad in concert T-shirts signed by the artists they were about to see, to claim the first few spots in line.
Every other Friday during the school year for the past four years, a group of Muslim students have gathered in a small mosque gymnasium to give back to the community.
Radio talk show host and TV personality, Glenn Beck, is scheduled to speak at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce “Future Forum” hosted by the Michigan Chamber of Commerce at 6:30 p.m., Sept. 15 at the MSU Kellogg Center, according to the Michigan Chamber of Commerce Web site.
State and city officials joined the MSU College Democrats for the group’s first meeting Thursday night to discuss topics such as the Michigan Promise Scholarship and tips on being a politician.
Olin Health Center was a topic of debate at Thursday’s ASMSU Student Assembly meeting of the fall semester, with the group voicing concern that MSU administrators have not adequately factored student opinion into a potential move of services to the MSU Clinical Center, located on the southern edge of campus.
The air fills with the screaming of soldiers. The ting-ting-ting of small-arms gunfire resounds against the metal of the helicopter. An ehh ehh ehh sound echoes as Rick Flynn’s helicopter falls 200 feet to the ground.