As parking meters and prices beat on vehicles across campus, there’s one popular strategy around the parking puzzle that students are taking. Impact reporter Alex Scharg has the story. Read More…
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Impact’s Sierra Resovsky reports on the prevalence and culture of rape on MSU’s campus. Read More…
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There will be new members of the Michigan State family very soon. Two pigs at MSU’s Student Organic Farm are expecting to give birth to the youngest Spartans piglets in May. Impact’s Mary Hathaway went to the farm to get a first-hand look at the soon-to-be-mothers and those who care for them. Read More…
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People might consider East Lansing a college town before they consider it one of the arts. However, with the construction of the Broad Art Museum and a few other initiatives in the community there could be a new outlook for the arts in East Lansing. Miguel Martinez reports. Read More…
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On April 13th the MSU Alumni Association hosted its first Spartan Global Day of Service encouraging alumni to give back to their communities. With projects ranging from Lansing to Beijing, the Day of Service was the beginning of a renewed Spartan commitment to give back. Steven Rich reports.
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Michigan State’s Wells Hall houses much activity throughout the day. One of the more prominent features, the Wells Hall Preacher (oftentimes with his children), represents Christianity on campus, along with others like the Jehovah’s Witnesses and student group The Furnace. Impact’s Sonja Trierweiler reports. Read More…
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It is that time of year again, birds chirping, water flowing, sun shining and wedding bells ringing? A not so new idea, often referred to on college campuses as ‘Ring by Spring’, makes a stir every spring as some college aged students prepare for marriage. But is this relevant at MSU, Impact’s Carmen Scruggs reports. Read More…
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A group of students from the MSU Outdoors Club hosted a 160-mile Campus to Coast race that started on Red Cedar River and ended in Lake Michigan, earlier this month. Impact’s Will Mianecki has the story.
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On Friday’s newscast: Spain’s economy, chemical weapons in Syria, aftermath of Boston bombing, national and MSU sports, MSU students at the White House Science Fair, local music scene, weekend weather, and how Spartans are feeling about upcoming final exams. Read More…
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On Friday’s newscast: Clean Water Action, new strain of bird flu virus , weekend weather report, national news recap, issues facing the homeless in Detroit, weekend sports, local music wrap up and Catch Me If You Can at the Wharton. Read More…
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