No preference freshman Patrick Murray felt a surge of bloodlust as he was walking out of Mason Hall. He had spotted a member of the human resistance across Physics Road, the soon-to-be victim’s status indicated by the orange bandana on her arm.
Students congregated in the Business College Complex Wednesday night to take part in the first Multicultural Greek Council Showcase at MSU.
History senior Alan Wolfe spent his entire spring break handcrafting a medieval-style wooden boat. Hoping to start a Viking and Nordic culture club, Wolfe bought most of the materials himself and sawed, nailed, float-tested and mounted a flag on top of his prized vessel.
East Lansing City Council members agreed to delay the approval of further development on a property at 500 Albert Avenue and 122 Division Street, which eventually could be constructed into a four-story, mixed-use building for commercial and residential use.
Developers, public officials and residents discussed possible uses for the Red Cedar Municipal Golf Course redevelopment Tuesday, including student housing and walkways linking to campus.
A student found in violation of MSU’s sexual harassment policy and later "permanently dismissed" from the university will be back on campus and attending classes because of a court order.
Driven by a love for fashion, MSU alumna Devon Bradley fulfilled her aspirations of opening a small boutique in East Lansing.
The search committee for the new College of Communication Arts and Sciences dean recently selected three possible candidates for the position.
MSU students were given the luxury of experiencing authentic and unique Asian cuisine Tuesday night as the Taste of Asia event took place at Holden Hall.
At the Faculty Senate meeting on Tuesday, MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon noted the need to increase available financial aid to students and allocate funds to update classroom and laboratory space.
With the university’s recent focus on releasing stigmas associated with mental health, the university’s chapter of Active Minds has remained at the center of the push for a change in student mindset.
A female MSU student was hit by a car while walking across the crosswalk on westbound Grand River Ave. around noon on April 15, according to the East Lansing Police Department.
ASMSU, MSU’s undergraduate student government, announced Monday during its first general assembly meeting after elections the merger of the organizations programming and funding boards.
Passover Seder begins with a story.The story goes back to biblical times, when the Jewish people were fleeing Egypt and did not have time to let their dough rise, giving way to unleavened bread.
The final day for filing federal income tax returns in is Tuesday, April 15.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan, or ACLU, announced a lawsuit against the state of Michigan Monday on behalf of the 300 same-sex couples who were married after a court ruling temporarily lifted the state’s ban on same-sex marriage.
Former MSU student Poom Boonsin will serve 45 days in jail after shaking a stop sign at Cedar Village from the Big Ten Championship Game riots in December 2013.On the night of the riots, Boonsin was studying in his dorm when him and his friends saw groups of students heading to Cedar Village Apartments.
ASMSU’s College of Social Science representative elections ended Monday at noon, but still left constituents empty-handed.
Azim Premji, chairman of global information technology company Wipro Ltd., is set to speak at MSU’s spring commencement ceremony on May 2.
