Students and staff enthusiastic for in-person return
(09/07/21 2:17pm)
Amidst the scooters, summer heat and Spartan spirit, students returned to campus on Sept. 1.
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Amidst the scooters, summer heat and Spartan spirit, students returned to campus on Sept. 1.
The fraternity and sorority community invited Michigan State students to the annual Greek Fall Welcome Thursday evening, where students and Greek organizations gathered around The Rock on Farm Lane to explore what Greek Life at MSU has to offer.
The Board of Trustees held a special meeting Wednesday at 12 p.m. to offically and unanimously appoint Alan Haller as the new athletic director. Amid the praise and congratulations from trustee members, concerns were brought up about the hiring process.
The East Lansing Police Department is currently investigating an alleged assault that took place at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house. The event allegedly occurred on the night of Aug. 30 at a fraternity function.
Michigan State University Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Teresa K. Woodruff sent an email to students, staff and faculty, on the first day of Fall 2021 classes, Sept. 1, welcoming them to the new semester.
The Michigan State University Activities Board hosted the 41st Annual UFest Monday night, giving new and returning students an opportunity to socialize and experience what the MSU Union has to offer.
Provost Teresa K. Woodruff gave a warm and enthusiastic welcome to first-year students at the Breslin Student Event Center Monday, Aug. 30, at the 2021 Fall Convocation.
Michigan State administrative associate and fiscal officer Jeanna Norris filed a lawsuit against MSU's administration on Friday in relation to the university's vaccine requirement.
MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. held a press conference at 10 a.m. to answer questions about the students moving onto campus this week and how COVID-19 has made an impact.
After many Michigan State University students were unable to move into resident halls last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students were welcomed back to campus, ahead of the fall semester, for move-in week.
The Dairy Store is back.
Starting Aug. 30, Spartans will be able to ride on-campus bus routes for free.
Michigan State University has prepared several in-person activities to welcome Spartans physically back to campus this fall.
Michigan State University is home to over 900 student organizations, ranging from academic groups to Greek life to personal support groups.
With the return of students to a full capacity campus and COVID-19 on the rise again, there are many tips and tricks students can use to stay healthy living in the dorms.
After implementing a mandatory fee as a part of tuition for all university students, the recreational facilities at MSU will be offering fitness classes free of any additional charges.
MSU’s Main Library is made up of four stories, a basement and over seven million volumes, holding a variety of resources that students can take advantage of during their time at MSU.
Michigan State can be a daunting place for new students. The 8 square-mile campus that is home to over 50,000 students can be overwhelming for people that are new to MSU.
Michigan State will do random checks of students’ COVID-19 vaccination status throughout the year to ensure that students were truthful in reporting their vaccination status on top of its initial verification, according to MSU spokesperson Dan Olsen.
After the unexpected news of the MSU Dairy Store pausing its operations last September, the MSU Dairy Store announced in May that they were under the works to reopen again in fall 2021. This past weekend, the MSU Dairy Store welcomed back the public.