The State News spent six minutes with New York Times Publisher A.G. Sulzberger after his speech on campus.
Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz touted the success of the “Uncommon Will, Far Better World” campaign at the annual State of the University address.
All steam power has been restored to Michigan State University — nine days after the school lost power.
A request for a reduced bond in the Arpit Saxena case was denied on Monday, upholding the existing bond conditions.
The western portion of the Bailey Parking Lot will be closed to the public on Oct. 2. Businesses are worried about the impact on their establishments, especially during high-traffic events.
Michigan State University Culinary Services is launching a new initiative called Free Food Alert, a program designed to reduce food waste and provide free meals to fight food insecurity.
MSU’s Sturgeon Palooza celebrates a win for conservation 25 years in the making. Partnering with Michigan Sea Grant, the event goes on to display why lake sturgeon are more than caviar.
An increasing number of Michigan State University students say they have been “self-censoring” on campus out of fear of backlash from peers and faculty, according to newly released data.
MSU DPPS press release posted on Sept. 25 reveals three new incidents that are being investigated regarding former resident physician Arpit Saxena.
Michigan State University is competing against other Big Ten schools for a $1 million prize through the We Give Blood foundation. The $1 million would go towards MSU student and community health initiatives.
Debbie Stabinow, who served as a public officer in county, state, and federal government for 50 years, spoke at the Kellogg Center at MSU as the second speaker in the annual Stuckman Lecture series. The lecture focused on the implementing policies for America's food system.
Dining halls served adapted menus to cater to the lack of gas, but limited options led many students to Grand River Ave businesses instead.
The ThriveSpace Essentials Corner is providing Michigan State University students with free snacks, school supplies and personal care and hygiene items as it reopens for the school year.
A report by a private firm cautions that academic partnerships between Michigan State University and Chinese universities have created security risks. MSU says it is inaccurate.
