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(04/14/23 3:03pm)
In addition to a number of priorities around gun violence prevention, the repeal of both the right-to-work law and the 1931 law banning abortion, Democratic lawmakers are looking to take up legislation that would allow all Michigan residents to obtain state identifications or driver’s licenses regardless of their immigration status.
(04/13/23 10:15pm)
Accompanying the spring weather yesterday morning on campus, dozens of individuals were stationed around campus handing out miniature Bibles to students and others passing by. Some stood outside residence hall buildings as well as other classroom and student-populated buildings.
(04/18/23 2:49pm)
Environmental microbiology sophomore Alassane Sow is undecided if he wants children in the future. The main factor impacting his decision is whether or not he'd be raising them in the United States.
(04/13/23 2:24pm)
Michigan State University’s Facilities and Land Use Plan team hosted an open house event at the STEM Teaching and Learning Building to show community members current ideas for university renovations and receive feedback prior to making any final plans.
(04/12/23 10:55pm)
As Michigan State hockey continues to piece together its roster for the upcoming season, another player has entered the transfer portal.
(04/12/23 10:30pm)
Strange Matter Coffee will open a new location in the MSU Union this coming fall. The first-floor cafe will feature its full menu of drinks and several food items, including their popular doughnuts and vegan items.
(04/12/23 9:16pm)
A water flow alarm in Butterfield Hall and an item hanging on the sprinklers led to the men's wing to flood, leaving students' belongings wet and damaged.
(04/12/23 7:02pm)
Dressed in green and white, students left class to walk from Berkey Hall to the Spartan Statue Wednesday, April 12, to honor victims of gun violence and to push for gun violence prevention legislation. The protest took place just short of two months after a mass shooting on Michigan State’s campus.
(04/11/23 11:48pm)
Redshirt junior quarterback Noah Kim lofted his first career touchdown pass against Akron last season.
(04/11/23 9:31pm)
Senior forward Malik Hall joined his teammate, senior guard Tyson Walker, as he announced his return for a fifth and extra year of eligibility with the Spartans Tuesday night. The news was made public on Hall's personal Twitter account.
(04/11/23 10:37pm)
A committee of Michigan State University administrators is deciding how to spend the $1,084,014 dollars raised in the wake of a deadly shooting on campus in February.
(04/12/23 2:30pm)
For years, instances of on-stage intimacy were dealt with in simple terms: the director would tell the actors to go off into another room and “figure something out.” The actors would then present what they came up with and be given little, if any, notes from the director.
(04/10/23 11:53pm)
March for Our Lives MSU, or MFOL, plans to write letters of hope and healing for students and staff of the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 11 in the room 175 of the Communication Arts and Sciences building at 6 p.m.
(04/10/23 10:42pm)
The chair of the committee searching for Michigan State University’s next president shared an updated timeline and new details. This comes just days before six planned “community input sessions” where students and staff can share their thoughts on what they want out of MSU’s leader.
(04/11/23 5:25pm)
A recent report detailing an external investigation into Michigan State University's Title IX Office recommended several changes to the office and its mandatory reporting policy. The recommendations suggest the current policy and procedures are confusing for mandated reporters.
(04/10/23 4:41pm)
After a breakout second season with Michigan State men's basketball, senior guard Tyson Walker announced that he will return to the team, using extra year of eligibility due to COVID, next season.
(04/28/23 12:00pm)
The warmth from the sun runs across your skin as you rise from the sand and head towards the cool, refreshing water. The clear blue sky vanishes as it transforms into a watercolor of orange, yellow and pink hues.
(04/10/23 5:00pm)
Tickets are now on sale for the Wharton Center's 2023-'24 Broadway season, which begins on Tuesday, Oct. 3. Six Broadway productions, including musicals and a play will come to Michigan State University’s campus.
(04/11/23 10:26pm)
Michigan State head baseball coach Jake Boss Jr. meandered his way over to an MSU football practice last fall. There, also observing the practice, was Jordan Main, a well-known donor and a friend of Boss. Main just so happened to also be a friend of former MLB outfielder and 2019 World Series champion Adam Eaton.
(04/10/23 8:32pm)
This spring, a record number of Michigan State University students will graduate with a public relations degree.