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The morning after Election Day, hours after the presidential race was called for Donald Trump, Bob Gould said he found himself having to do "a lot of soul searching."
Republican Mike Balow will be the newest member of Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees after a narrow race, though it’s currently too close to know who will win the second open spot on the board.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees approved several infrastructure improvements and leadership changes, and heard calls for divestment and recognition of campus unions from public commenters at its Friday meeting.
Eight candidates are competing for two open seats on Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees this November, in an election that comes at a pivotal time in the university’s history.
Mike Balow is no stranger to Michigan State University.
A Michigan State University vice president embroiled in controversy over years-old comments will be promoted, President Kevin Guskiewicz announced Friday. The announcement also detailed administrative appointments and restructuring, including an upcoming search for a new provost.
Thousands of documents released by the attorney general last month provided the most candid and expansive look to date inside Michigan State University’s handling of disgraced ex-doctor Larry Nassar.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has asked Michigan’s attorney general, Dana Nessel, to advise her on demands that she remove two controversial members of Michigan State University’s board.
One of Michigan State University’s top administrators apologized Thursday following a State News Story revealing years-old comments that minimized the abuse of disgraced ex-university doctor Larry Nassar.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University called on MSU to take accountability following the release of the long-secret Nassar documents at the general assembly meeting last night. The general assembly also elected a new vice president of government affairs and passed bills advocating for a meal swipe donation program and the Stop Campus Hazing Act.
Associated Students of Michigan State University (ASMSU) President Connor Le condemns the university for "gaslighting" survivors of Larry Nassar at the Sept. 26, 2024 General Assembly meeting. The ASMSU General Assembly is a legislative body of college-elected representatives from different colleges, organizations, and councils on the Michigan State University campus.
As Larry Nassar’s abuse thrust Michigan State University into the limelight, university officials worried about what other skeletons the media might find in its closet.
As MSU’s PR pros drafted a letter in January 2018 to update legislators on the Board of Trustees' oversight of the administration amid the Larry Nassar scandal, Trustee Dan Kelly requested subtle revisions.
When Larry Nassar was first publicly accused of sexually abusing his patients in 2016, Michigan State University’s worries immediately turned to a different case.
As questions swirled around MSU’s role in protecting Larry Nassar’s abuse, the university sent a representative to meet with one particularly concerned state lawmaker.
Michigan State University’s top lawyers edited the results of Title IX investigations to enhance defense strategy in litigation stemming from the Larry Nassar crisis, long-secret documents show.
Text messages were deleted. Investigatory files went missing. Documents were withheld.
Within an hour of being notified that police evidence warranted immediate suspension of Larry Nassar, MSU administrators began scrambling in an email chain to decide on the earliest possible time for a meeting to take such action.
One of Michigan State University’s current top administrators made comments that attempted to “justify” the serial sexual abuse of disgraced ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar, a long secret document reveals.
Michigan State University was in a "war," its top lawyer believed.