Tickets are available at the door for $10; proceeds go toward assisting student initiatives in the Theatre Department, such as the senior BFA showcase, a chance for senior theater majors to show off their skills for agents in New York..

The book focuses on why the subjects left their homelands, why they came to America, and more specifically, why they came to Michigan. It also looks at the challenges they faced, and what contributions they have made to the state.

(Thursday, Oct. 7) Serendipitous. That is how Paul Geremia would describe his journey into the world of folk and blues music.

Cookies, cakes, pies ' and rock ‘n’ roll? Susie Gray ' with help from the Spectrum Clubs from Eastern High School, Lansing Community College and Michigan State University ' is holding a rock ‘n’ roll bake sale Saturday in front of The Chrome Cat in Old Town.

“As (a) regional group of recycling coordinators, we have held different recycling events for separate items,” said Lori Miller, assistant recycling coordinator for the city. “But as resources have decreased we wanted to stop doing different events for different items.

One house holds an extended family of 20 with room to spare; the other snugly fits a family of four. One is in East Lansing; the other is on Lansing’s west side. Both owners have great renovation stories, and both are opening their homes for a good cause.

September’s exhibit at the Grove Gallery Co-op of East Lansing showcases two local artists who use unique techniques and materials taken from nature. Deborah Cholewicki works with fibrous, natural materials such as natural vine, willow and sweet grass to create her sculptural weavin...

“Brigadoon” is the story of a Scottish village that emerges from a magical mist for one day every hundred years. When two American villagers stumble upon the village on that magical day, their arrival complicates matters in the enchanted town.