The sound of mandolins, pianos and playground equipment filled the East Lansing MSU Child Development Laboratory on Saturday as more than 300 current and former students and staff celebrated the school’s 80th anniversary.
Social work freshman Cole Renne knows hookah tobacco smoke isn’t good for his health, but he said it’s better than smoking cigarettes.
When Charles Roman learned his video game beat competitors from 50 other colleges in a game design contest for Mountain Dew, he was shocked.
Four-leaf clovers signify St. Patrick’s Day luck, but also bring the itchiness and skin irritation that characterize the spring allergy season.
Charles Hindsley traveled farther than 400 miles to compete in the 25th annual Pow-Wow of Love Saturday and Sunday at Jenison Field House.
Although the word count will be cut, MSU will include two new priorities in its mission statement, which is in the process of being revamped for the first time in almost 26 years.
An ASMSU official who was charged with third-degree sexual assault Wednesday could continue planning a quarter-million-dollar concert if a bill is approved by Student Assembly. ASMSU’s policy committee passed a bill Thursday that would allow Nigel Scarlett, Student Assembly vice chairperson for external affairs, to continue planning the iVote concert, which has been re-scheduled for next fall.
Trustee Colleen McNamara was on campus for at least six hours for informal meetings Feb. 21, the day before the MSU Board of Trustees monthly meeting.
Every day in the U.S., more than 6,000 patients who need a bone marrow transplant cannot find a potential donor. For patients who suffer from diseases such as leukemia and lymphoma, finding a donor can mean the difference between life and death.
MSU Tower Guard will host its annual Shamrock 5K Run at 10 a.m. Saturday which will begin at Conrad Hall.
Multi-Racial Unity Living Experience, or MRULE, is co-sponsoring a fundraiser to fight hunger, poverty and HIV/AIDS 5 p.m. Sunday at Hannah Community Center, 819 Abbot Road.
An MSU student who died of cancer about a year ago would have wanted laughs and good times to be the tone of an event in her honor, her friends said.
In a professional setting, the smallest slipup can make the difference between getting or losing a job.
When a Vatican official listed what he considered to be the sins of the modern age, he mentioned drugs, social and economic injustice and a subject some found unexpected — pollution.
Local bars and restaurants are getting the extra boost of having a long weekend to celebrate two St. Patrick’s Days this year.
Whether she’s standing on the “American Idol” stage or singing the Passover song in Mount Hope Church’s “Legacy: A Rock Opera,” Tigiste Habtemariam loves to perform.
MSU’s Model United Nations will host high school students from around the world during its three-day, eighth annual conference this weekend in Lansing.
An ASMSU official was arrested Wednesday and charged with third-degree criminal sexual assault in connection with a February incident on campus. Nigel Scarlett, Student Assembly vice chairperson for external affairs, could face up to 15 years in prison if he’s convicted of the charge.
While the Democratic National Committee has been calling for Michigan to have a revote of its Jan. 15 primary, such a vote wouldn’t be funded by taxpayers under a resolution proposed Thursday in the state House of Representatives.
When four radical environmental activists conspired to set fire to Agriculture Hall on New Year’s Eve 1999, there was unexpected explosions and singed hair, according to an indictment from the U.S. Attorney’s Office.