Culturas de las Razas Unidas (CRU) hosted the Latinx Students in Need of Solidarity Town Hall event Friday evening to speak about micro-aggressions and the lack of Latinx representation on campus.
On Wednesday, MSU police were called to investigate a strong armed robbery involving a stolen bicycle on the River Trail on MSU's campus.
After a series of clown sightings in Michigan and across the country, McDonald’s is rethinking their use of the Ronald McDonald character.
A new addition to the Business College Complex will start construction in May 2017. The new addition will be the Graduate Pavilion for the Broad Master of Business Administration program.
ASMSU held a special general assembly meeting Wednesday night to discuss proposed bill 53-20. The bill failed in a vote of 12-8 after discussion among general assembly members.
Advocacy. Support. Action. Radical black love. This is the vision statement of the Black Student Alliance, or BSA, headed by new president Kelsi Horn.
Things have changed. Though homecoming might be looked at with indifference by students, the institution and traditions about that one weekend a year have survived war, fatalities and the struggle for equal rights.
The new bronze Sparty statue was revealed at the Union on Wednesday. The project had been talked about since 2010 and was started in 2015. After a year of work on the statue, it was finally revealed.
In an election year with many people questioning the electability of both major nominees, third parties have received more attention than usual. MSU Students who identify with major parties have groups to go to in the MSU College Republicans and the MSU College Democrats.
Students heading to the polls on election day may be in for a surprise, thanks to little-known Michigan voting ordinances.
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) was joined by Michigan Sen.Debbie Stabenow and Sen. Gary Peters in a rally for Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, Oct. 11 at the Union.
With the Oct 11 voter registration deadline fast approaching, time is running out for unregistered students to be able to vote in the upcoming general election.
On Monday night, East Lansing’s first Indigenous People’s Day was celebrated on campus through a community event.
The controversy surrounding Columbus Day has fueled discussion at MSU for a good part of its history, with groups protesting the day’s observance and questioning the historical figure’s worth to the United States.
University Activities Board, Residence Halls Association, and Associated Students of MSU have teased their fall concert for a week.
As the internationally-recognized director of the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at MSU, Marc-Olivier Wahler’s day at the office is rarely average.
On Thursday night, ASMSU met in a general assembly meeting. During the meeting, the association passed five new bills.
ASMSU elected Cassandra Shavrnoch as the new vice president for academic affairs at the general assembly meeting Thursday night.
“Mamma Mia!” is coming to the Wharton Center in Cobb Great Hall from Oct. 14 to Oct. 16 and tickets are still available. Tickets are $28 for MSU students and start at $41 for the general public.
Follow along live with Daniel Eggerding, the president of the MSU College Democrats, Michael Sandoval, the Chief of Staff of the MSU College Democrats, Justin Gould, the vice chair of the MSU College Republicans and Noelle Cohn, the secretary of MSU College Republicans during the second presidential debate for the 2016 election season.