A proposal to allow stem cell research will be on Michigan’s November ballot, causing a variety of reactions within the state according to CureMichigan.
MSU students and local police say fining people for wearing their pants too low should be at the tail end of police officers’ duties.
A rental car parked at Candlewood Suites on Forest Road was damaged Sunday between 3:30 a.m. and 10 a.m., MSU police Lt. Jennifer Brown said.
A bittersweet good-bye is commonplace for a soldier — the willingness to serve their country, compounded by the fact that they must leave their loved ones behind during their time of service. Twenty-year-old Lansing resident Spc. Wayne Weigel’s final adieu before his deployment to Afghanistan this week included parting ways with his family, friends and another element of his life just as meaningful to him — his music.
Local business owners, professors and students interested in opening a business will have an opportunity to help develop their business plans in a hands-on environment this fall.
Cheating on tests and quizzes, once near impossible with teachers roaming the aisles of a classroom, becomes easier when the only contact with the instructor is via e-mail.
Thomas McGuane remembers talking with excitement to other young writers about literature as an MSU student during the early 1960s — but that’s not all he remembers. “It seemed like MSU always had a lot of beautiful girls,” the now acclaimed writer said. “That probably stands out more in my mind than anything else.”
As Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., plans to visit metro Detroit on Wednesday and Thursday, the visit’s potential effect on the votes of MSU students remains unclear.
Some MSU students said that drinking games may lead to alcohol abuse, while others say they are only part of the problem.
Research has shown drinking games can be fatal due to alcohol poisoning. What are your thoughts?
Downtown East Lansing is home to constantly changing businesses and this summer is no different — three new businesses will open along Grand River Avenue before the school year begins.
In order to accommodate the Common Ground Music Festival, several travel restrictions took effect for motorists in Lansing on July 2. The restrictions will be in effect through July 16.
Scientists predict the Arctic Ocean could be completely ice free for the first time in human history this summer — making survival more difficult for the polar bear, whose population is estimated to decline by 30 percent during the next 45 years.
With the end of their lease dates looming in the near future, students may be starting to think of housing issues. Some may even find themselves scrambling for a place to live during the time between the end of their current lease and the start of the fall semester.
Two MSU professors won the 2008 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for their work in pollution prevention.
Mariam Sticklen said she has found a way to produce affordable ethanol without adversely affecting the cost of food — and she did it with the help of cows.
An MSU arts and humanities sophomore who was convicted of a misdemeanor during the Cedar Fest riot was sentenced to 15 days in the Ingham County Jail Monday, according to the East Lansing Police Department.
Seven people died in seven separate traffic crashes across the state during the Fourth of July holiday weekend, according to Michigan State Police Lt. Gary Megge.
The number of Michigan residents traveling over the Fourth of July weekend was less than normal because of increasing gas prices.
Life is getting back to normal for residents and business owners impacted by the Abbot/Chandler Road project.