MSU Police received a report that a student was sexually assaulted in Hubbard Hall Thursday by a person known to the alleged victim, according to a release from the department. MSUPD is investigating the incident.
MSU's Board of Trustees will be dismissed from the federal lawsuit brought against them and President Lou Anna K. Simon, by Cameron Padgett, Richard Spencer's college tour organizer.
At the latest ASMSU general assembly meeting, a bill was passed to advocate for a new student information system that would allow students to retake classes even if they did not fail.
A number of motions in the upcoming Ingham County trial for ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar will be addressed in court Friday. Among the motions to be reviewed include a change of venue for the trial, the contempt of Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette and including or excluding Nassar's child pornography charges as forms of evidence.
Since 1979, when the Islamic Revolution installed a theocracy in Iran, the Baha'i minority has faced innumerable human rights violations. Two East Lansing-area residents tell their personal experiences under this situation.
To continue building the legacy of Abhi Shah, a finance junior who passed away last November, a new club on campus has made helping kids in the Lansing area its mission.
On Oct. 30 the Lansing City Council voted for a portion of East and West Grand River Avenue from Oakland Avenue to Pine Street to be renamed to honor civil rights activist César Chávez, as it was many years ago.
MSU is home to 419 international and exchange students from South Korea and 76 from Japan, another nation in North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s crosshairs. As tensions increase between the U.S. and the reclusive east Asian nation, how are MSU’s Korean and Japanese students reacting to the potential threat of war?
A pre-motion conference is scheduled for Friday morning in the lawsuit between MSU and the organizer of Richard Spencer's collegiate speaking tour. The pre-motion conference will take place at 10 a.m. in the Grand Rapids Federal Building.
As Halloween season creeps on, legends surrounding haunted spots on Michigan State University's campus abound.
Civil rights icon and Congressman John Lewis was named the newest recipient of the Spartan Statesmanship award Monday night at the Kellogg Center as part of the Governor Jim Blanchard Public Service Forum.
The governmental affairs and academic offices of ASMSU are each hosting "Know Your Rights" events that will feature speakers on topics tailored to the respective offices.
The MSU Greek community hosted their annual Safe Halloween event on Thursday, Oct. 26 to provide children with an alternative way to trick-or-treat and have fun.
The $50 million project will save energy and lower costs. The current equipment, which is nearly 60 years old, will be updated with the intent to make power generation on campus more efficient.
Wednesday night, the MSU Paranormal Society teamed up with Campus Archaeology to lead their annual "Apparitions and Archaeology: A Haunted Campus Tour" event.
James Madison College representative Dylan Westrin will serve as vice-chair alongside chairperson Max Donovan. Westrin replaced former vice-chair Ben Roggenbuck.
The Abrams Planetarium has recently received $100,000 in grants from the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Dart Foundation for a new interactive lobby display focused on meteorites.
The MSU Police Department received a false police report about a sexual assault that occurred near Spartan Village apartments in East Lansing, according to a release from the department.
“We had a really busy weekend,” Deputy Chief of Police Steve Gonzalez said. “It was not unexpected. Homecoming weekend coupled with the nice weather we had, we knew going into it it was going to be really busy.”
A collection effort, spearheaded by two Spartans, aims to bring as many cards and as much candy as possible to Lansing's sick children.