Peaceful doesn’t always mean quiet. There are many ways to get messages across, and whether it’s through lying down in the middle of traffic or simply yelling, MSU students have displayed a familiar way of protesting – peacefully.
Currently, Black Student Alliance for the second half of the school year is working to put a lot of emphasis on getting students focused on learning about history and different social movements, especially since the recent events in Ferguson and Palestine as well.
The project, run by the Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives, created forums to discuss issues experienced by East Lansing community members.
MSU Bikes service center manager and all-knowing bike guru Tim Potter shares his advice for students braving the slush and sleet on bicycles this winter.
Both nominees are members of James Madison College and highly interested in international affairs.
During the hearing, Mullen said he had no intention of carrying out the threat and had no possible way to do so.
Barb Byrum I knew the marriage licenses were issued legally, Iknw the marriages were enetred uto legally asn I as many other knew that these were valid licenses i knew that these marriages were in fact kewgal and I I look forward to total equality in our state tere has been a stay on this decision and tomorrow we are looking to see we are waiting to see iof the us supreme court will hear the michigan same sex-mariage ase Gina Calcagno I think this ruling is certainly a good sing of things to come I there waiting on the supre court a the big thinhg the most important thing to us to the michigan for marriage coalition.... is that it communicates that all these couples all the 300 couples have ever asked for is that they be able to ove and protect their families without afear of discrimination and that iw what this court recognized Tomorrow we are hjoping for good new from the supreme court they will be conferemcing about the 6th circuit cases agai tomorrow we could get an announcment that theya re going to be scheduleing a hearing by tomorrow afternioon if they decide those cases will likely be heard during the last week of april and we will have a ruling at the end of june discussing the cses tomorrow we are hopint he will announce that they will be hearing the cases the biggest thuing that we are really oushiung is the fact that we ar ejust thrill that the court has recognized that these marriage are legal and that these relationships are valid
As minority floor leader, Singh will be a liaison between the Republican and Democratic delegations.
The Union was the victim of a series of furniture thefts over the course of several weeks last semester, said Union Manager Tami Kuhn.
City council decided to defer discussion of demolishing properties on W. Grand River and 303 Abbot Road until Jan. 27.
Late theatre professor Greg Reuter had a profound impact upon his students and the department.
“It happens every year where you get 30,000 people leaving town, you’ll have a dip,” Montemayor said. In expectation of the return of students, Menna’s Joint got rid of their skeleton crew and began to increase the number of employees during shifts. In addition, the business created a number of promotions and specials.
Between salt, cold and strain, cars can go bust more easily during the winter. Get from point A to point B safely with these winter car care pointers.
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity is weathering controversy after a post of a sexually explicit video ignited a furor online.
“It costs us about $5 per check, to generate these, to mail them out,” Haas said. “You figure if you’ve got 2,200 people and you’re doing this a dozen times, it adds up to more than $100,000. That could basically fund another faculty position.That’s why we’re looking to do this.”
According to several reports, the Lansing Board of Water and Light fired General Manager J. Peter Lark on Tuesday for "just cause" on the grounds that Lark has failed to fulfill the requirements of his job. Reportedly, "just cause" in Lark's contract is synonymous with "employee misconduct."
City council decided to defer discussion until January 27th when it came to demolishing properties on W. Grand River and 303 Abbot Road.
MSU’s undergraduate student government is seeking to provide feedback for President Barack Obama’s newly proposed federal college rating system.
We asked two freshmen to tell us about their first semesters at MSU and what they expect going forward. Then we asked two seniors to talk about their undergraduate experiences as they prepare to finish their last semester.
With spring semester starting, feelings of unrest continue to resonate with some students.