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The Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet for the last time this semester on Friday, Dec. 17 at 8 a.m. in room 401 of the Hannah Administration Building.
The Pi Alpha Phi National Board has announced that the Michigan State chapter of the fraternity has been closed and has completed its investigation.
After proposing a $400 million settlement in October, USA Gymnastics and U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, or USOPC have reached a $380 million settlement with survivors of former U.S. Olympic national team physician and ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar, according to The Wall Street Journal.
After storms and downed power lines left many students without power on Saturday, MSU’s Office of Student Life and Engagement sent out an email Dec. 12 detailing where students can access Wi-Fi on campus while studying for final exams.
On Dec. 10, Michigan State University president Samuel L. Stanley Jr. cut the ribbon to officially announce the completion of the engineering learning area in the former dining hall on the second floor of Wonders Hall.
On Dec. 7, the University Elections Committee of Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU approved two candidates for the special election for former vice President of Governmental Affairs, or VPGA, Matt Apostle's role.
In a five-hour general meeting on Thursday, the Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, finished their last general assembly, or GA, meeting. They elected Ishaan Modi as their new Vice President of Governmental Affairs, or VPGA, and reviewed 12 bills.
With the first in-person semester since spring 2020 coming to an end, students are petitioning MSU to reinstate the Satisfactory/Not Satisfactory, S/NS, grading option for the fall 2021 and spring 2022 semesters, as many are still feeling the lasting effects of COVID-19.
This year, Michigan State University has taken steps to facilitate the celebration of Hanukkah among its student body and staff. Among these steps is the introduction of menorah lighting in dorms — which was currently prevented by RHS rules against candles in residential halls.
In the wake of Grand Valley State University student Brendan Santo’s on-campus disappearance, some MSU students have renewed fears of safety in the campus area.
The Oakland County Sheriff's Department performed another search for missing teenager Brendan Santo on Thursday.
MSU’s Kyla Dahlin is using forests and low-energy lasers to work towards more accurate climate modeling.
Illuminated by candles and sharing a goal of hope, student groups gathered at The Rock on Dec. 7 to honor the victims of the Oxford High School shooting and demand bi-partisan action against gun violence.
The Electric Last Mile Solutions, or ELMS, began piloting an ELMS Urban Delivery commercial electric vehicle on campus Monday, Dec. 6.
Last fall, the Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, governmental affairs office conducted a survey to receive a better understanding of MSU students' off-campus living experience. The survey reached over 2,300 students and included 34 questions.
Michigan State University’s elementary teacher preparation program recently received a redesign to try and better prepare students for their future careers in education.
MSU Hillel and MSU Chabad held a menorah lighting ceremony on Dec. 1 for the fourth day of Hanukkah. They celebrated outside the Union with prayers, food and dance.
Michigan State University researcher Andrew Mason is working to design a pollution monitoring device small enough to fit inside your wristwatch.
Michigan State Forest Carbon and Climate Program , or FCCP, is a central partner in a new $5.3 million USDA Regional Conservation Partnership Program, or RCPP, grant titled Climate Action and Reforestation in Northern Michigan.
For the first time since spring 2020, students and faculty returned to Michigan State’s campus this fall. With the return, the community navigated a “new normal” amid the lingering COVID-19 pandemic while returning back to some coveted Spartan traditions along the way.