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Michigan State President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. met with The State News Editorial Board via Zoom on April 2. He was asked a wide range of questions about his first year at MSU, the university's response to the COVID-19 outbreak and other campus issues.
William Strampel, former dean of Michigan State’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, was released from Ingham County Jail Thursday, according to the Lansing State Journal.
Efforts for diversity and inclusion at Michigan State are in full force by black women on campus during Black History Month.
Mark Auslander, the director of the Michigan State Museum, has been suspended from his position for one month after he was found guilty of plagiarism and research misconduct by the Research Integrity Office in December 2019.
Plans for a free-standing multicultural building are underway as part of the 10-point plan for diversity, equity and inclusion presented to Michigan State President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. last semester.
Michigan State President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. answered questions about university accountability, fall break and structural inequalities in a forum that drew racist comments in anonymously posted questions.
Former Michigan State gymnastics coach Kathie Klages was found guilty of two counts of lying to police today in Veterans Memorial Courthouse. The jury deliberated for about three hours.
Children of former Michigan State University gymnastics coach Kathie Klages testified on the stand on Feb. 13. Among other witnesses providing testimony during Klages' criminal trial were former colleagues of Klages, specifically MSUs Associate Athletic Director Rick Atkinson.
Former Michigan State gymnastics coach Kathie Klages faced her first full day on trial in Veterans Memorial Courthouse Tuesday. Focus was placed on testimony from Michigan State University Police Department Detective Lieutenant Andrea Munford, survivor Larissa Boyce, an unnamed survivor, and David Dwyer, an investigator from the Michigan Attorney General's office.
Former Michigan State University coach Kathie Klages will stand trial before a jury in Veterans Memorial Courthouse. Klages is scheduled to appear before Judge Joyce Draganchuk every day this week.
Welcome to the rebirth of the State News Alumni Association newsletter — and if you’re just starting to get involved (or re-involved) in the Alumni Association, welcome! The current newsroom is lucky to have your support.
Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio resigned from his position Tuesday in an announcement on Twitter. He will continue on in an unspecified role in the athletic department, for which he will be compensated $1 million for a term of one year.
William Strampel, former dean of Michigan State's College of Osteopathic Medicine, is projected to be released early from Ingham County Jail, according to Ingham County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Jason Ferguson. As of now, his projected release date is April 3.
Former MSU medical resident Michael Phinn and former Dean of the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine William Strampel are being sued due to an incident in which a woman's private intimate photos were allegedly hacked and obtained by Phinn, according to court records.
Editor's note: This episode contains sensitive description of sexual assault. Listener discretion is advised.
By Reclaim MSU
It's been two years since former Michigan State doctor and now-convicted serial child molester Larry Nassar’s sentencing, and two years of an outpouring of activism that fundamentally changed the university community.
As The State News’ editor-in-chief, I was tasked with introducing this issue, our survivors issue.
By Grace French, founder and president of The Army of Survivors
By Tashmica Torok, founder and executive director of The Firecracker Foundation