Moving MSU health services from Olin Health Center to the south end of campus is only the tip of the iceberg to the university’s cost-cutting considerations, which also include layoffs, degree cuts and program and department changes to cope with budget cuts.
On paper, the almost six-month feud between the Chicano/Latino Studies program director and students calling for her removal has ended.
For the second year running, a group of students kicked off their school year Monday, Aug. 31, by throwing a Welcome Week party on Cedar Street complete with blue party cups, blaring music and beer pong on the front porch.
MSU students will have an opportunity at working to turn their business ideas into reality this semester.
For associate professor of physiology Julia Busik, MSU’s newest $1.9 million grant to study cerebral palsy strikes a personal chord.
Lansing area residents celebrated those who work for the city as part of its Sesquicentennial Celebration in Adado Riverfront Park this Saturday.
The MSU community is now only a click away from learning about university plans and discussions to confront budget cuts, as changes across the university are considered.
The issue of national health care reform will be hitting closer to home at 7 p.m. during the East Lansing City Council’s work session at City Hall, 410 Abbot Road.
In the days leading up to Labor Day weekend, llama and alpaca breeders across the country began packing their things.
Before Lansing resident Fran Russell would be allowed into a party, people would ask if she brought her nuts.
A 20-year-old male student reported his Razor bike stolen between Aug. 28 and 29 from outside Hubbard Hall, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
Despite a decline in people using city-owned parking during the past few years, East Lansing officials are planning to construct a new parking ramp near Rick’s American Cafe, 224 Abbot Road.
Naomi Schwartz kids she will spend more time in the Union to take advantage of free on-campus wireless Internet this semester, but her joke hints at many students’ increasing financial difficulties. The finance senior is not ordering cable and Internet for her apartment after learning she might not get all the scholarships she expected. She is not alone.
Students might notice an increase in their ASMSU tax starting next fall if a referendum is approved by the student body to continue funding the new Readership Program, ASMSU officials said Thursday.
Professional musician and Okemos resident Les Jorgensen doesn’t remember talking about pop music or fashion while growing up. His father, Owen Jorgensen, MSU professor emeritus of music, incited philosophical discussion and historical debates, he said.
The East Lansing Police Department hopes to decrease alcohol-related traffic accidents on football Saturdays by teaming with the Ingham Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition to increase road patrols on game days.
In a small corner installation inside MSU’s Kresge Art Museum, the chaotic, powerful vision of a Korean-born artist has finally come to fruition.
A 25-year-old East Lansing man was in serious condition Wednesday night after he was struck by a vehicle while attempting to cross Saginaw Street on his bicycle, East Lansing police Sgt. Mark VandeWouwer said.
MSU students still are hitting the books despite hard economic times and this fall’s enrollment numbers appear minimally affected, university officials said.
If university officials follow through with considerations to move MSU’s health services from Olin Health Center to campus’ south end, students might feel a long-distance relationship developing with their doctor.