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(09/02/22 1:48am)
MSU Department of Police and Public Safety was contacted about a possible assault in a campus parking lot near 1855 Place on the morning of Tuesday, Aug. 30. Public Information Officer Chris Rozman said the crime was classified as a simple assault and battery under Michigan Law, which is a 90-day misdemeanor.
(08/31/22 1:36pm)
Cherry Lane Field bustled with students on Tuesday afternoon at Sparticipation, with hundreds of clubs seeking to attract people will similar niche interests.
(08/30/22 3:32pm)
Finance freshman Nathan Nazareno and his parents arrived on campus an hour before his scheduled move-in at 8 a.m. on Friday in anticipation of clogged traffic and check-in lines. The roads to the dorm halls were still blocked off, so they sat in line in their car until a parent stepped out and removed the blockage, opening the entrance to East McDonel Hall.
(08/26/22 5:11pm)
The Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, hosted its final summer session general assembly meeting on Aug. 25. The meeting included representative introductions, two GA resignments and health and safety announcements.
(09/06/22 7:41pm)
The Association for Women in Science, or AWIS, is a global network of women and allies that are dedicated to advancing the path for women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
(09/07/22 4:41pm)
Neuroscience senior Anjali Desai has a hefty workload — she balances two majors, two minors and lab work. Most of her courses are STEM-based.
(08/25/22 2:39pm)
One of MSU's favorite fall welcome events is back.
(09/07/22 6:00pm)
Once you have settled into your home in East Lansing, bought every last household item and school supply in Target, a realization might creep up on you – the whole college thing is quite expensive, and you might need to get a job.
(09/02/22 4:00pm)
It’s almost impossible to survive college without a fully functioning laptop.
(08/17/22 4:57pm)
On Friday, Sanjay Gupta resigned from his position as Dean of Michigan State University’s Broad School of Business. He held this position for seven years before concerns regarding his failure to adhere to the University's mandatory reporting policy prompted his resignation.
(08/10/22 4:22pm)
MSU's COVID-19 policies will remain in place for the fall, according to an email from President Samuel L. Stanley Jr.
(08/09/22 7:05pm)
The district court judge for the women's swim and dive team lawsuit against MSU has ruled that the university is not compliant with Title IX. The university is not required to reinstate the team, but they were given 60 days to submit a plan to rectify the violation.
(08/16/22 2:00pm)
Established in 1873, the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden is the longest running continuously operated botanical university garden in the United States.
(08/10/22 4:00pm)
When it was time to choose between attending Michigan State or the University of Michigan, Associated Students of MSU President Jo Kovach said the decision came down to one deciding factor: a cake.
(08/01/22 5:29pm)
Michigan State University Police and Public Safety sent out an alert in which an individual reported a bomb threat at or near Fee Hall East Wing on Aug. 1.
(07/22/22 4:12pm)
COVID-19 cases are on the rise again nationally.
(07/25/22 7:00pm)
The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum will host a special Family Day event on Aug. 6 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(07/21/22 6:23pm)
Storm, one of MSU Police Department’s K-9 dogs, bounces into the room lined with rows of boxes. Some hold rubber gloves, dog food and other scents to throw him off the trail, but only one contains explosive powder.
(08/02/22 1:00pm)
If you’re an incoming freshman, you probably have a lot of questions about the current status of dorm life this fall.
(07/19/22 6:23pm)
Maureen Jordan, Michigan State and State News alumna, has recently been brought back to a cause that she originally fought for 50 years ago.