As the current Associated Students of MSU associate vice president of financial operations, Drew Gardner is now moving up to the role of vice president of financial operations.
At 11:20 p.m., it was voted on by the 60th General Assembly of the Associated Students of Michigan State that Hoyumpa is the next student body president.
This contention comes after pre-med junior Zaaki Mandwee attempted to reintroduce a bill that condemned human rights violations being committed against the people of Palestine by the Israeli Defense forces.
It is because of his pain and grief that professor Marco Díaz-Muñoz returned to class. He said he felt lost and he realized that he needed to see his students. He compared them to a wooden board floating in the ocean that he had to hold to stop from drowning.
The board will meet this Friday at 9 a.m. in the Hannah Administration building. Those wishing to make public comments at Friday’s meeting must register online by Wednesday, April 19. Statements to the board before the meeting can be made by emailing trustees@msu.edu.
Social relations and policy senior Shaurya Pandya withdrew from the ASMSU presidential election Tuesday. Pandya said he never intended to complete the race.
This debate discussed a variety of issues affecting MSU’s campus and students, from tighter gun control lobbying to stronger connections between ASMSU officials and the student body.
MSU's entire response will be evaluated, including action by law enforcement, university operations, support and communication.
MSU's department of Student Life and Engagement has put forward its recommendation for dorm and dining rates in the 2023-24 academic year: a 7% increase to keep up with inflation.
The Office of Resource and Support Coordination is a new addition to the university, modeled after similar concepts at different universities that have been through tragic events.
The Office of the Registrar announced fall 2023 classes will start on Monday, Aug. 28. Additionally, spring break, end of classes, final exam dates and commencements for spring 2024 will all take place one week earlier than usual.
Following a change in board leadership and public pressure at a recent meeting, Michigan’s attorney general has renewed her call for long-withheld documents relating to MSU’s handling of Larry Nassar.
Laura Rugless, the second of two finalists for the role of vice president of MSU's Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Coordinator, shared her short and long-term visions in a presentation Friday morning. She said she hopes to make MSU an impactful civil rights leader.
As students made their treks to class yesterday, they encountered multiple people offering them Bibles. Some students were frustrated. According to MSU policy, permits are only required for certain groups to solicit on campus, specifically those who are selling goods.
MSU students, faculty, staff and visitors produced over 5.4 million pounds of recyclable materials and 1.4 million pounds of organic waste in 2022. But where did it all go after we threw it in the recycling bin?
Much of the current plans emphasize protecting natural areas across campus for educational purposes and limiting the number of cars allowed in the heart of campus. The proposal allows for designated parking further from the center of campus and creates more open areas to walk from building to building, specifically around the Shaw and Farm Lane intersection.
For resources or compensation for damaged items caused by the flooding, Cooper said students should contact their facilities manager through the Live On website or by calling (517) 884-5483.
A group of students protesting against gun violence and honoring victims of gun violence walked from Berkey Hall to the Spartan Statue shouting names of people who have died from gun violence, including the three MSU victims, Arielle Anderson, Brian Fraser and Alexandria Verner.
After the end of the Energy Transition Plan, a new sustainability director looks to revitalize MSU's slowing sustainable energy efforts.
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.