From affirmative action in admissions to financial aid for MSU Army ROTC members, political news in Michigan has been buzzing. Here are some top issues to follow.
Saturday is the third annual IRONDOG 5K Run/Walk on MSU’s campus.
ASMSU, MSU’s undergraduate student government, is looking to engage in conversations with university officials to give students the power to evaluate their professors midway through each semester.
MSU has a total impact on Michigan’s economy of about $4.7 billion and about $397 million in spending with local businesses, according to data from MI Spartan Impact — a site launched earlier this month showing the academic and economic impact of MSU on Michigan.
To many people, former East Lansing Councilmember Mary Sharp meant a lot of different things. She was a participatory councilmember, engaging other members on various issues.
For those who knew him, Chas Schneider’s name was interchangeable with Superman.
A $1 million gift from MSU Federal Credit Union, or MSUFCU, was donated to the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum for the MSUFCU Artist Studio Series Endowment.
Although she was born with one hand, human biology junior Anjali Patel did not let that stop her from one of her passions — dancing.
On Saturday evening, walking into Akers Dining Hall was like walking into a slice of Malaysia.
Tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m., priced at $30 for students and $40 for general public and can be purchased at breslincenter.com or by calling 517-432-5000, according to an ASMSU release.
Graduate student Aleece Hodges felt the soldiers’ heartache while reading “The Yellow Birds,” this year’s pick for the One Book, One Community program, an initiative created in 2001 to connect East Lansing community members and MSU students through literature.
With only one ice skating experience under her belt, 9-year-old Dasia Thrush had some doubts about her skating abilities. But it all came back to her when she got on the ice, and she even helped friends.
Even with both MSU basketball teams on the road for their respective NCAA Tournaments, Breslin Center saw plenty of activity Thursday through Saturday as it hosted the final two rounds of the MHSAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.
Just a few days after Macklemore and Ryan Lewis rocked the Breslin Center, ASMSU, MSU’s undergraduate student government, is bringing another marquee performer to campus.
The Okemos teenager accused of allegedly stabbing nutritional sciences senior Andrew Singler to death in February will remain in jail without bond, although his lawyer suggests self-defense might be an issue in the case.
For MSU alumna Kayla Nguyen, success has never tasted so sweet — sour or chocolatey. Today marks the grand opening of Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt and O’ My Buns!, 515 E.
Soaking in a 116-degree Japanese hot bath while breathing through an oxygen mask is normal for Hotwater Works Inc. owner and MSU alumnus James McFarland.
MSU students banded together Thursday to speak with a Michigan lawmaker about a controversial forestry conservation bill passed in the state Senate earlier this month. State Sen.
