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When crises occur — wherever that may be — it’s important to navigate through them with an ethical approach. That’s the advice legal experts offered at a discussion panel hosted Monday by the Michigan State College of Law.
The Michigan Attorney General's office has filed to charge William Strampel, former dean of the Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine, with an additional count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct, according to court records.
Following Tuesday's release of an investigative report into the Meridian Township Police Department's dismissal of an allegation of Larry Nassar's sexual abuse 15 years ago, Meridian Township officials held a press conference.
Chief of Merdian Township Police Ken Plaga is pictured at the press conference about an investigation into the department's handling of a report about Larry Nassar's sexual abuse in 2004.
In 2004 Brianne Randall-Gay saw Larry Nassar for back pain. During the appointment Nassar touched the then 17-year-old's breasts and genitals. Randall’s parents reported Nassar to Meridian Township Police and the case was dismissed by police Detective Andrew McCready. Per Randall's request, Meridian Township hired Kenneth Ouellette Investigations LLC to conduct an investigation into the Meridian Township Police Department's handling of her case.
By Andrew Gilbert
Michigan State Acting President Satish Udpa spoke to the Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, about the work the university has done since he was appointed following the resignation of former Interim President John Engler.
Updated as of noon, March 21: Attorney General Nessel's office provided a statement in response to the letter from Engler's attorney:
As senior gymnast Roya Shirley chalks up her hands before performing on the bars during senior day, the realization of the finality of the basic action hits her.
A group of journalists and media professionals gathered at the Michigan State Museum Tuesday evening to discuss their experiences covering the Larry Nassar cases and their impact.
The fourth panel of the "Sister Survivors Speak" spring speaker series will be held March 12.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, passed a bill that will tentatively allocate $25,000 to bring actor Terry Crews — who made public his story of being sexually assaulted in 2017 — to speak on campus during It’s On Us week.
Michigan State established an intermediate healing fund to provide support counseling to survivors of ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar's abuse.
A bill that will tentatively allocate $25,000 to bring actor and former NFL player Terry Crews to campus as the keynote speaker for MSU's It's On Us week passed through the Associated Students of Michigan State University's Thursday finance committee meeting.
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Attorney General Dana Nessel said Michigan State continues to stonewall investigators during a public update on her office’s investigation into the university's handling of Larry Nassar’s abuse on Thursday.
Photography-based social practice artist Babette Shaw is displaying her exhibit “The Wash (As It Seams)” — launched in 2012 — at the Michigan State University Union Art Gallery.
The state licensing agency has filed administrative complaints against two Michigan State athletic trainers for lying to investigators about their knowledge of Larry Nassar's sexual abuse.
The third panel of the “Finding our Voices: Sister Survivors Speak” spring speaker series will be held on Feb. 20.
An interim healing assistance fund will open to support and reimburse survivors of Larry Nassar while discussions on a permanent fund continue, the MSU Board of Trustees announced at its Friday meeting.