Author: Ayah Imran

Ayah is a senior at Michigan State University, double-majoring in Journalism and Women and Gender Studies, with a minor in Leadership in Integrated Learning through the Bailey Scholar Program. She loves to travel and has been to six countries, including Turkey and Palestine, where her family is from. In her free time, she loves discovering new music, thrifting, reading non-fiction, trying new recipes, and spending quality time with friends and her cats, Roscoe and Toph.
“Tunnel of Terror” to be Open Halloween Night

“Tunnel of Terror” to be Open Halloween Night

East Lansing’s spookiest attraction will once again be available to view Halloween night on Oakland Drive.

Library Roundup: Updates from the Latest Board Meeting and Director Kevin King

Library Roundup: Updates from the Latest Board Meeting and Director Kevin King

ELPL is moving forward with its Strategic Planning Process that engaged more than 1,000 residents.

East Lansing to Host First Solar Energy “Tupperware Party” Tonight

East Lansing to Host First Solar Energy “Tupperware Party” Tonight

Residents who already made the switch to solar energy will be sharing information about their experience.

Council Sets Guidelines for Charter Review Committee Selection; Partners with Gun Violence Reduction Program

Council Sets Guidelines for Charter Review Committee Selection; Partners with Gun Violence Reduction Program

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In addition to council settling on an August selection date, City Attorney Anthony Chubb explained the limited scope the committee will have at the June 18 City Council meeting.

Deadline to Apply to Serve on EL Charter Review Committee Approaching

Deadline to Apply to Serve on EL Charter Review Committee Approaching

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Applications to serve on the East Lansing charter review committee are due by June 15.

Women’s Center Fundraiser sees Participants Rappel Down Boji Tower

Women’s Center Fundraiser sees Participants Rappel Down Boji Tower

The event saw participants rappel 297 feet down the Boji Tower.