The majority of The ELPS Community Bond Committee supports a plan to build five new elementary schools and renovate Red Cedar if the District's proposed bond is passed.

Native writer/advocate/activist and educator Sara Marie Ortiz will be reading from her collection Red Milk and her second forthcoming collection Savage: A Love Story today at 1:00 p.m. at MSU's Lookout Gallery.

Want to know the nature and amount of ELi's income and expenses? In keeping with our value of transparency, we give you the numbers.

In the face of increased threats against East Lansing's Muslim community, Islamic Center spokesman Thasin Sardar is grateful for community support and says “this is the time for all of us to be holding hands together.”

ELHS theater veteran Samuel Sprague previews the school's production of The Importance of Being Earnest, which opens November 17 and runs through the 20th.

The committee created by the EL Board of Education to study pre-k and early childhood education in the District says "not yet," but at least one Board member questions the delay.

Members of the City's Financial Health Team are seeking public input as they consider possible solutions, including a City income tax. They'll hold "citizen engagement" meetings starting Monday, and hope to hear many voices from the community.