The restaurant Cosi, located on 301 W. Grand River Ave., closed permanently on Monday. The closing appeared to be a shock to residents and employees of Cosi, as they neglected to inform workers they had shut down.
Anne Holton, wife of democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine, held a ‘Moms for Hillary Roundtable’ event at the Red Cedar Cafe this morning. The former Virginia secretary of education met with a group of Michigan mothers, consisting of activists and professionals, who together spoke about campaign issues through the lens of their experience as mothers.
This year instead of Columbus day, East Lansing will be celebrating a different holiday on Oct. 10--Indigenous People’s Day.
The former Taco Bell at 565 Grand River Ave. is finally seeing progress on construction, starting this week.
Clinton supporters gathered in Dublin Square Monday night to watch the presidential debate.
According to a Twitter poll by The State News, that had 668 people participate at about 11:20 a.m. Monday, 74% of people believe Clinton won the debate, while 26% believe Trump won.
A new survey panel conducted by MSU and the University of Michigan will measure the backgrounds and opinions of Michigan state officials as part of a joint effort to better understand discrepancies between the public and elected officials.
Both former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley and actress Chloe Grace Moretz will be making appearances at MSU this weekend. The events are organized by the Michigan Democratic Coordinated Campaign.
ASMSU elected their committee chairs and vice chairs during their first committee meetings on Sept. 22.
The first presidential debate will be held Monday night at 9 p.m.
A new restaurant will be moving onto Grand River Avenue as soon as late October. Panda Express, the Asian fast casual restaurant, is currently under construction at 439 E.
Once a week, Professor Joe Grimm teaches JRN 492, a class which is better known as Bias Busters.
Chick-fil-A is opening a location at 5617 W. Saginaw Highway in Lansing on Oct. 13, which has several students from out-of-state excited to have a piece of home.
A small group of student activists is demanding MSU take action on environmental sustainability. And they want action soon.
Students and supporters were captivated by Chelsea Clinton’s speech at the Union on Thursday. A line began to form by the main entrance of the Union at 5 p.m., and by 6 p.m. the line stretched almost to Grand River Avenue.
One day after the International Day of Peace, the Shalom Center for Justice and Peace, and the Wesley Foundation hosted an event designed to facilitate conversation between people of color and police.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette announced the charges of Joshua Harding of Okemos relating to his attack on Ingham County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Jonathan Roth last August.
With the Union filled with students, press and supporters, Chelsea Clinton stopped on the campaign trail at MSU on Thursday with a plan to canvass for her mother, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University's, or ASMSU's, voter registration competition will allow college-affiliated registered student organizations, or RSOs, the Council of Racial and Ethnic Students, or CORES, and the Council of Progressive Students, COPS, groups to compete for $500.SF Starting Oct. 2, certain college-affiliated groups on campus will begin registering students to vote. Whichever group registers the most students before Oct. 9 will win $500 from ASMSU.
Chelsea Clinton will be speaking at the Union this evening at 7:10 PM. The event is hosted by MSU College Democrats and was organized by the Michigan Democratic Coordinated Campaign.