The Federal Reserve of Chicago is one of 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks, along with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., to conduct the nation’s monetary policy with the purpose of maintaining stability in the nation’s financial system.
MSU Executive Vice President of Health Sciences Norman Beauchamp shares information on testing and vaccine services offered on campus.
MSU’s School of Packaging Assistant Professor and principal instigator of MSU’s Sustainable Materials Group Muhammad Rabnawaz was awarded a 2021 CAREER award to assist his work in simplifying plastic recycling.
A wide variety of events around Michigan State University’s campus will take place in celebration and remembrance of King in the days before and after the holiday.
MSU is partnering with the Ingham County Health Department to offer several COVID-19 vaccine booster clinics at the Breslin Center throughout January.
The student was a psychology sophomore and a Shaw Hall resident. Investigators have not determined a cause of death.
MSU's president starts and ends his day in the Cowles house. The State News shadowed Stanley Dec. 1, 2021 to break down all the things he does in between.
Former professor emeritus in the Department of Forestry James Kielbaso was found of sexual misconduct in 2018. He was stripped of his emeritus title in November 2021.
Here's a guide for students living and working on campus during the first three remote weeks of the spring semester. RHS communications director Kat Cooper shares changes in transportation and dining halls as well as advice for campus life.
Woodruff said she asked the University Committee on Undergraduate Education, or UCUE, to evaluate existing grading modalities to determine the best way to encourage student success this semester.
SafeMSU does not require an internet connection to be used, however some features do require students to use cellular-based services outside of the app.
Butler dedicated a majority of her life to sustainability, serving as a leader in numerous environmentally-focused organizations throughout Michigan — most notably directing the State Energy Office and Environmental Science and Services Division during her 32-year tenure in the state of Michigan government.
The new decision sent waves of mixed emotions across campus for some students who had been anticipating another in-person semester.
According to the statement issued Sunday evening, the social moratorium is effective immediately and will last until Feb. 8, but is subject to change.
The initiative is part of furthering the university's strategic plan, passed by the Board of Trustees in September, a plan for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion passed in December of 2019 and a five-year RVSM plan.
MSU will start to require proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to participate in on-campus arts events beginning Jan. 4. MSU students, faculty and staff will only need to show their MSU ID as proof of compliance with the vaccine mandate.
Despite classes moving online, on-campus housing will be open, meaning students will still be allowed to live on campus.
MSU administration continues to plan for an in-person semester while upholding mask and vaccine requirements. The MSU community has reached a 91% vaccination rate and continues to monitor cases.
The State of Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a May 2020 decision by the Eaton County District Court to dismiss criminal charges against former Michigan State University President Lou Anna K. Simon, according to court documents released Tuesday.
The State of Michigan Court of Appeals reversed convictions against ex-MSU gymnastics coach Kathie Klages on Dec. 21, ruling no evidence supported that Klages's false statement was material to the 2018 criminal investigation.