Recent Articles
College grad level rising
The percentage of people living in Michigan who are at least 25 years old and have at least a bachelor's degree continues to increase, yet Michigan's statistics are low compared to other states, according to the U.S.
'U' can afford either Mr. Right or Ms. Right Now
Most college students don't have much money to spend wining and dining their significant other, but a lack of funds doesn't have to translate into boring nights.
Granholm creates more than 8k jobs
Lansing - With Gov. Jennifer Granholm's announcement this summer that more than 8,600 jobs will be for hire in Michigan within the next few years, some MSU students are becoming more optimistic about their employment prospects.
Mexican president visits Lansing
Lansing - Before he even began speaking, thousands of people gave Mexican President Vicente Fox a standing ovation on June 17 as he entered the Lansing Center.
Higher ed board formed
Lansing - Michigan's future workforce needs to concentrate more on mental strength rather than physical strength, according to Lt.
