Council members floated a variety of ideas to enhance sustainability, including a storm shelter, rain gardens and infrastructure improvements.
Four high school seniors will get a $2,500 scholarship to an accredited Michigan college or university and the opportunity to select a charity to receive a donation of $500 from the credit union.
In 1976, professor and civil rights activist Willie Davis was fired for turning his history class into an African American history class. Today, he owns his own African history museum.
At MSU — where the U.S. News and World Report's No. 1 undergraduate supply chain management program in the country is located — this newfound fame is having tangible effects.
Both programs are held online and both will result in a transcript from MSU — the Master of Science in Global Health offers a diploma from the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Graduate Certificate in Global Health offers a certificate from the College of Osteopathic Medicine.
State House candidate Mark Zacharda said he has experienced the effects of climate change firsthand during his day job as a farmer.
By being an in-area option for residents of Lansing suffering from CVD, the new use of MRI for cardiovascular work at Sparrow is removing worry of having to travel out of county for aid.
From MSU coaches to downtown restaurants, test your East Lansing knowledge with this crossword.
A federal judge ruled to dismiss a lawsuit against MSU's vaccine mandate on Tuesday, Feb. 22. The lawyer, representing MSU employees who have “natural immunity” and do not wish to get the vaccine, said they plan to appeal in the Sixth Circuit court.
“This idea that we’re living through a very big moment in history. It kind of set in. It was very sobering,” comparative cultures and politics senior Cooper Burton said.
"I've been deeply troubled by the Russian government's unprovoked attack on Ukraine and the quickly escalating conflict," Stanley wrote. "It reminds us that these world events have an impact on many among our local and global Spartan community."
The paper plane construction competition is the largest of its kind, according to Red Bull.
Disabled students, on- and off-campus, have rights when it comes to housing, but navigating the use of these rights can be a difficult process.
With MSU’s spring break less than two weeks away, CATA is planning to implement modifications to its busing schedule, which will be in effect March 7 to 13, according to a CATA press release.
Mental health reporter Julian Stainback walks through things to consider when moving off campus.
Associate professor in the Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences and core faculty member in the Ecology, Evolution and Behavior Program Jessica Miesel is leading the project. Miesel specializes in fire and ecosystem ecology.
Vice President for Student Allocations for ASMSU Harsna Chahal is seeking to continue advocacy for this cause by advocating for similar laws to be passed in the cities of the greater MSU community, such as Lansing and Okemos.
“College is already so stressful, so something so simple as water — a necessity that we need — that could possibly take you out? It’s scary," communications and journalism senior Brea Crawford said.
Whether living with friends or going in blind, incoming college students often turn to social media when looking for roommates. Here's the stories of how two friendships formed from online introductions.