The proposed changes would shift decision-making power for withholding pay from MSU’s president to a selected three-person panel responsible for proceedings under the current policy.
What was formerly known as the Academic Orientation Program, or AOP, has become the New Student Orientation.
Only Spin and Gotcha — both new to East Lansing — have filed for a licensing agreement required after regulations went into effect March 20.
Several events have taken place on MSU’s campus and around East Lansing as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month with more to come.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, elected Mario Kakos to lead the 2019-20 session Wednesday night in a unanimous vote.
A proposal from the developers of The Hub on Campus to build two student housing towers on Bogue Street faces delays as the city mulls an overhaul of East Village zoning laws.
The roads are so bad in Michigan that one reporter went on a quest to find the worst roads in our city. That segment and what happened at the April 12 MSU Board of Trustees meeting in this week’s episode.
A time capsule and art exhibit rolled into one, the Finding Our Voice: Sister Survivors Speak exhibit opened April 16 in the MSU Museum.
A panel of conservative commentators spoke at MSU Tuesday evening as part of Turning Point USA's "Campus Clash Tour."
Simon’s attorneys clashed with Judge Reincke over the admissibility of many exhibits prepared by the prosecution.
Members of Turning Point USA will speak at MSU Tuesday at 7 p.m.
The City of East Lansing and MSU chose "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City" for the 2019 One Book, One Community program.
The Beaumont Tower carillon bells will ring at 12 p.m., paying tribute to Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
The northbound lanes of Bogue Street from Waters Edge Drive to Grand River Avenue will be closed from Tuesday to Friday, according to a City of East Lansing press release.
The Union will be open 24 hours during finals week to help students prepare for their exams.
MSU students presented their thirty-minute film "Dead Ends" to the public Friday.
An additional felony was charged and additional information was admitted on Friday in the criminal case against former Dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine William Strampel.
Room and board rates will increase by 1.95% for the 2019-20 academic year. Trustees approved other changes at the meeting as well.
Tensions culminated at the end of the meeting, when a survivor's mother Leslie Miller confronted Paulette Granberry Russell.
The show airs at 9 p.m. April 17 on CBS.