MSU students now have a new place to make beer and wine purchases. The East Lansing City Council approved Rite Aid Corporation’s request for a liquor license at their new store, which recently opened near the intersection of Saginaw Street and Abbot Road.
As devastating storms ravage the Washington and Oregon coasts bringing heavy rain and hurricane-force winds, many MSU students are staying in close touch with their family members affected by the storms.
As a veterinarian and owner of two rehabilitated racehorses, Elizabeth Carr knows the satisfaction of providing injured horses with a future.
Meridian Township Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred Monday at Quiznos, 2398 Jolly Road, in Okemos.
Local pet store owners and MSU toxicologists involved in a survey about pet food contaminations are focusing on the positive implications of the study, despite the concerning data found.
Janet Gross recognizes the impact of a program that allows disabled students the recreational and educational opportunity of riding horses.
Improvements to residence halls, compensation for MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon and land donations to the university will highlight the MSU Board of Trustees meeting Friday.
Nicole Morris has been researching for weeks how her credits at MSU will transfer to Grand Valley State University. The criminal justice sophomore has undergone this search before — when she transferred her summer credits at Muskegon Community College to MSU.
Powerhouse Gym, 435 Grand River Ave., is set to close its doors Wednesday. The gym and all of its members will combine with Atlas Gym, 4790 S. Hagadorn Road. The new Powerhouse Gym, as it will be called, will be located at the current site of Atlas Gym.
Erik Meath never imagined that as a college student he would have to fear thieves breaking into his near-campus house.
The windshield of a 20-year-old male’s 2000 Ford Explorer was struck by a blunt object sometime between 11:30 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday, causing an estimated $500 in damage, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
The last time business sophomore Ilana Ostro was given a Hanukkah present, it was a bicycle helmet she received in the eighth grade.
A $45,000 grant awarded to MSU is giving engineering students — as well as students at a local elementary school — the chance to advance their knowledge in engineering.
Garbage day could look different for some East Lansing residents next year under a proposal being considered by the East Lansing City Council.
With the help of a $45,000 grant awarded to MSU, senior engineering students coordinated with a local elementary school to create awareness of environmentally-friendly energy.
History won’t let us forget what Rosa Parks did on a bus 52 years ago in Montgomery, Ala. But Gregory Reed doesn’t want anyone to forget what she did with the rest of her life, either.
Democratic leaders voted Saturday to strip Michigan of its delegates to the national convention next year as punishment for scheduling an early presidential primary in violation of party rules.
Steve Mitchell saw this coming. Mitchell, chairman of Washington- and East Lansing-based Mitchell Research and Communications Inc., said he predicted the 6 percent service tax would be repealed.
As an eighth grader, Alex Hill’s pastor taught him about Ugandan culture and lifestyle, including how to play African drum rhythms and the country’s lack of drinking water and medical supplies.
For Domonique Baul, the numbers don’t illustrate the problem. People aren’t likely to grasp the devastating toll AIDS takes on society unless they move beyond statistics and feel the emotional toll AIDS takes on individuals carrying the disease and families who have lost loved ones, the telecommunication junior said.