The Michigan Historical Center Foundation will ring in the holidays with the 2007 Jingle Ball at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Michigan Historical Museum, located inside the Michigan Library and Historical Center, 702 W. Kalamazoo St., in Lansing.
Renewable energy advocates gathered at the state Capitol on Thursday with a clear message for the legislature: Michigan’s future comes in green.
A proposal to add 45 spaces to the 76-space parking lot on the southwest corner of Albert Avenue and Bailey Street was unanimously supported by the East Lansing Planning Commission during their meeting Wednesday night.
Mark Buckley has been in the railroad industry for 15 years — he remembers when trains took a back seat to automobiles and airplanes, and now sees them rising to the forefront.
Students worried about the shortage of jobs in a tight economy now have some encouraging data, according to an annual MSU survey.
Two months after Olin Health Center’s LIFE: Rx tested their endurance, strength and flexibility, students from Kinesology 201 returned to IM Sports-Circle looking to see whether weeks of training for the test had paid off.
Twelve thousand letters raising $50,000. Up ‘til Dawn, a nationwide college campus organization that raises money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, has an MSU branch that set those figures as a 2007 goal.
Facing challenges is to Cynthia Jordan as searching for cheese is to a mouse.
Bubbling with humble pride, Vic Loomis cracked a smile while walking up to the podium at City Hall to officially accept his new position. Loomis was unanimously selected by the East Lansing City Council on Wednesday to serve as mayor during a ceremonious council meeting in Courtroom 2 of the 54-B District Court, 101 Linden St.
An unknown suspect entered the Kresge Art Center and drew on hall walls, a dorm frame and a couch with a black permanent marker earlier this week, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
An aggravated assault charge filed against Nigel Scarlett, ASMSU Student Assembly vice chairperson for external affairs, was dismissed Tuesday, said Scarlett’s attorney, James Newton.
There might be some light at the end of the tunnel for East Lansing motorists looking for a solution to the city’s downtown parking situation.
With Big Ten and National Championship hopes every year, there’s an athletic achievement that MSU coaches don’t typically name as a goal — an Olympic gold medal.
Issues such as illegal immigration and the economy may be points of contention for Democratic presidential hopefuls Thursday during a Las Vegas debate.
At Tuesday’s Faculty Council meeting faculty and administrators looked at another recommendation to strengthen the current way administrators — including the president and provost — are reviewed within the university.
For Ashley Bleibtrey, society’s obsession with body image lurks around every corner.
Anna Baltzer, a Jewish-American activist and author, will present her experience in the West Bank at 7 p.m. today in room B102 Wells Hall.
When history junior Mike Webber went to Wells Hall on Oct. 18 for the prescreening of “Dan in Real Life,” he didn’t think the movie’s previews would be interrupted by tornado sirens.
While many methods of self-defense stress meditation and mental release, Krav Maga calls for the application of defense skills in real-world situations. For the first time in Michigan, the Israeli form of self-defense that stresses conflict avoidance and psychological readiness is being offered in a classroom environment at MSU.
Nearly $200 in cash was stolen from a West Wilson Hall resident’s purse Saturday night, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.