Staffing shortages in MSU dining halls have forced culinary services to resort to disposable cutlery. In response, students have expressed concern that using single-use plastics produces unnecessary waste.
With COVID-19 on the rise again at the start of the new school year, here's a refresher on MSU's current COVID-19 guidelines.
An external consultation found understaffing and inefficient software to be the main factors behind timeliness issues in MSU's Office of Institutional Equity. The consulting firm suggested that changes, such as increased transparency, would improve the Title IX case process.
Just last week, the Michigan State University Police Department sent an email alert warning of attempted motor vehicle thefts across campus to students; all of the incidents involved 2011-2021 Hyundai and Kia vehicles. Here's how to protect your car amidst the social media car theft trend.
To ease minds and lessen culture shock, here is a list of everything out-of-state students should know before coming to Michigan State University.
As football season slowly approaches, Spartan fans are now able to grab an alcoholic beverage while cheering their favorite team, thanks to a new bill signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. With MSU being a Big Ten school, sporting events are loved by many students who feel that the university made the right choice.
No matter if this is your first or last year on campus, these ‘Spartan Staples’ will be here waiting for your arrival.
As the University of Michigan recovers from a cybersecurity attack and days-long campus-wide Wi-Fi outage, Michigan State University is hoping individuals will be the major line of defense for its network. Users' tactics when creating passwords and reporting potential threats are key to protecting MSU's network.
‘The Red Zone’ phenomenon refers to the first few months after the transition from living at home to college where students are most vulnerable to experiencing sexual assault.
Michigan State University issued a severe weather warning last night after a heavy thunderstorm hit the East Lansing area. Several MSU buildings south of main campus lost power, including the Tree Research Center, the Food Processing Complex and the South Engineering Research Complex.
MSU officials are warning students to prepare for warm temperatures and humidity during move-in this week. Students can expect a high of 92 degrees throughout the week.
Six months after the Feb. 13 shooting at Michigan State University, the family of injured student Guadalupe Huapilla-Perez shared that although her condition has improved, she is still recovering from her injuries and surgeries.
More than six months after the mass shooting on campus, Interim MSU President Teresa Woodruff and Senior Vice President for Student Life & Engagement Vennie Gore shared priorities for the upcoming school year: student safety, security and emotional well-being.
Woodruff said in a statement she will not seek the permanent role as university president.
As the fall semester approaches, new Spartan families prepare to send their loved ones away from home for the first time. It can be a scary, emotional experience; in many cases more so for parents than students.
After a campus shooting on Michigan State University, students struggled to feel safe, demanding increased investment and attention to campus security. Five months later, the university and its police department say they’ve delivered.
For the most part, Michigan State University students and graduates have found their way and completed their journey on campus. Here’s what the current and former Spartans have to say about their MSU experience.
The university will be now able to apply for licenses with the state’s Liquor Control Commission.
Two Michigan State University students recently died and their deaths came within weeks of each other.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees will consider amending a campus ordinance to allow for newly-legal stadium alcohol sales at a special virtual meeting Wednesday, according to a release from the board.