The future of Michigan State's recreational facilities
(08/09/21 6:21pm)
Richard McNeil has been waiting for improvements to the recreational facilities at Michigan State for 25 years.
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Richard McNeil has been waiting for improvements to the recreational facilities at Michigan State for 25 years.
Michigan State Athletic Director Bill Beekman announced that he is stepping down and assuming the role of Vice President of strategic initiatives according to an email he sent to the Athletic Department.
Days after the announcement that Michigan State University will be enforcing two new requirement updates for the upcoming fall semester, MSU Deputy Spokesman Dan Olsen cleared up the concerns rising among the students.
The number one packaging school in the country just got greater.
Michigan State President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. announced that the COVID-19 vaccine will be required for all students, faculty and staff returning to campus this fall in an impromptu press conference Friday afternoon.
President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. announced Friday afternoon that MSU students, staff and faculty will be required to receive vaccinations in response to changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC guidelines.
MSU professor Matthew Philips stepped down from his position in the communications department on July 29 due to a violation of the school's sexual misconduct policies.
Michigan State University will be giving out cash prizes of $1,000 to 20 Spartans that have filled out the university’s mandatory student vaccination status survey, according to a university press release.
Michigan State’s Prevention, Outreach and Education, or POE program released its annual report from its Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct prevention workshops from the 2020-21 academic year.
Editor's note: On Friday, July 30 President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. announced MSU students, staff and faculty will be required to receive vaccinations. The decision was made because of breakthrough cases and transmission rates regarding the Delta variant of COVID-19.
After a year and a half of virtual learning, many of Michigan State University’s freshman and sophomore classes will be stepping onto the green and white campus for the first time.
After spending 13 years competing for the United States rowing team and representing the country at two Olympics, Kelly Salchow MacArthur decided to focus on her other passion in life, graphic design.
Residential and Hospitality Services, or RHS, will be having a hiring fair on Wednesday, July 21 at the Breslin Student Events Center. They are hiring for both full-time and part-time positions on campus, according to the website.
Two retired emeritus professors at Michigan State University who were previously found to have violated policies on sexual misconduct have had their honorary titles removed.
Numerous errors were made by the Indianapolis FBI office during their investigation into the 2015 allegations of sexual abuse against ex-USA gymnastics team doctor and MSU employee Larry Nassar, a new report from the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Justice finds.
Ex-Michigan State University professor David Foran resigned on June 3 prior to being fired by the university after an investigation from the Office of Institutional Equity, or OIE, found that he sexually harassed four students and retaliated against people that participated in the investigation.
Michigan State University professor David Foran has officially resigned after a university investigation concluded he sexually harassed four students.
The newly formed East Lansing-based video game studio, Will Winn Games Inc., is set to release Michigan State’s first-ever commercially licensed video game in early 2022, Plunder Panic.
As a result of the 2020 graduate in-person commencement ceremony canceled due to COVID-19 — with a virtual commencement instead — Michigan State University will be holding an in-person commencement for 2020 graduates this September. Including all fall, spring and summer graduates, there were a total of 13,582 MSU graduates.
Former member of the Michigan House of Representatives and Senate Tonya Schuitmaker has been named co-director of the Michigan Political Leadership Program, or MPLP.