At "The LifeCycle of a Crisis: Strategy, Response and Management," panelists discussed ethics, and offered insight into the Larry Nassar crisis and its legal consequences.
Filming for Media and Information senior Devin Durocher's final film project "Reggie" was completed on Sunday.
Student government elections begin on April 1 and go through April 8.
Following Michigan State’s 68-67 win over Duke in the Elite Eight, Cedar Village celebrated with a couch fire and celebratory chants.
After Michigan State men's basketball won against Duke in the Elite Eight, people took to Cedar Village to celebrate. Follow along with State News reporters as they cover it live.
The "Waste Not" community action workshop at the MSU Broad Art Lab gave participants the opportunity to make art out of plastic bags.
At ASMSU's last committee meetings of the 55th session, they discussed the possibility of a Multicultural Building, campus sorority and fraternity recruitment and increasing sustainable practices in MSU dining halls.
The Michigan Attorney General's office has filed to charge William Strampel, Larry Nassar's former boss, with an additional count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct.
A former judge, once appointed to the Michigan Court of Appeals by then-Gov. John Engler, was hired by Michigan State to help comply with federal changes to Title IX regulations.
MSU alumni and co-founder of The Barre Code Jillian Lorenz spoke on campus Tuesday as a part of the "Innovate State Speaker Series."
Many events will be held on campus throughout "It's On Us" Week of Action to bring awareness to sexual assault, including a "teal out," a "Start Believing Day" and more.
'Fate of the Earth,' a symposium with a focus on environment issues, is the sixth annual symposium held through Michigan State's Environmental Science and Policy Program and will take place April 13.
Community members shared conversation on topics ranging from gun violence to immigration at a "Face to Face” event Wednesday night at the East Lansing Hannah Community Center.
The Michigan-Chile Investigative Journalism Program — organized by MSU professor Rachel Mourão and the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile's journalism department — will take place from May 30 to June 10.
He can still conjure up the acrid, bitter taste of the tear gas. He can still hear the police officers banging nightsticks against their shields. He can recall the glassy-eyed students cheering around 25-foot fires. And he remembers the feeling of anger and sadness that clung to him as he walked home the next morning. “I couldn’t believe it had been 20 years.”
The draft policy discussed in Tuesday's University Council meeting would make relationships between MSU faculty and undergraduate students grounds for “appropriate disciplinary action up to and including termination.”
In this week’s episode, we’ll take a look at a heated moment during the men’s basketball team’s first game in March Madness, concerns expressed by graduate students at a teach-in rally held last week by the Graduate Employees Union and what happened to former Interim President John Engler’s interview with the Attorney General's office.
With a vote of 33-2-1, ASMSU passed a bill that will amend the ASMSU manual to clarify what constitutes as inappropriate acts in the General Assembly Code of Operations in their Thursday meeting.
During the appointment Nassar touched the then 17-year-old's breasts and genitals.
E-Fest, an engineering festival held by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, will come to MSU from April 5-7.