MSU's Office for Institutional Equity and Title IX Office released their first annual report that details sexual misconduct and relationship violence complaints MSU received during the 2015-16 academic year.
Although no messages were likely to come in, for any who may have needed them, they waited. The MSU Safe Night Club, founded last November, is the collective effort of four students to fill a perceived need in the community: a service to walk students home on the weekends, wherever on campus that may be, should they feel unsafe at night.
A drill to prepare students, faculty and staff in the event of a hazardous situation such as an active shooter, armed robbery, or severe weather will be held in the Communication Arts and Sciences building.
MSU dining halls are severely understaffed, forcing workers to close food stations and work extra hours.
Whether it’s bones from central Belize or cadaver remains, MSU’s bioarchaeology lab offers something off the beaten path for students who want a chance to explore anthropology.
Twenty-three more reports of sexual abuse could be linked to ex-faculty member Dr. Larry Nassar. Nassar was fired Sept.
With more than 30,000 meals served each day in MSU’s 10 dining halls, food waste can become a major problem.
Clinton supporters gathered in Dublin Square Monday night to watch the presidential debate.
According to a Twitter poll by The State News, that had 668 people participate at about 11:20 a.m. Monday, 74% of people believe Clinton won the debate, while 26% believe Trump won.
Both former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley and actress Chloe Grace Moretz will be making appearances at MSU this weekend. The events are organized by the Michigan Democratic Coordinated Campaign.
ASMSU elected their committee chairs and vice chairs during their first committee meetings on Sept. 22.
Once a week, Professor Joe Grimm teaches JRN 492, a class which is better known as Bias Busters.
A small group of student activists is demanding MSU take action on environmental sustainability. And they want action soon.
As the election draws closer and opinions flare up and down campus, the culture of division which characterizes modern American politics shows its ugly face.
Students and supporters were captivated by Chelsea Clinton’s speech at the Union on Thursday. A line began to form by the main entrance of the Union at 5 p.m., and by 6 p.m. the line stretched almost to Grand River Avenue.
With the Union filled with students, press and supporters, Chelsea Clinton stopped on the campaign trail at MSU on Thursday with a plan to canvass for her mother, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University's, or ASMSU's, voter registration competition will allow college-affiliated registered student organizations, or RSOs, the Council of Racial and Ethnic Students, or CORES, and the Council of Progressive Students, COPS, groups to compete for $500.SF Starting Oct. 2, certain college-affiliated groups on campus will begin registering students to vote. Whichever group registers the most students before Oct. 9 will win $500 from ASMSU.
Eric Gonzales Juenke walked into his new office in Room 200, South Kedzie Hall at 9:06 a.m. He was planning to get in at 9, hopefully before. “Sorry I’m late,” Juenke said.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University's, or ASMSU's, former vice president for academic affairs Tyler Orlando has resigned from his position because of medical issues, according to an ASMSU press release.
Renovations completed during the summer in Case Hall have been a blessing and a curse depending on which James Madison College student you talk to. During the summer, Case Hall’s north and south lounges were renovated. Old sofas and armchairs were replaced with modular furniture and large study tables, and murals have replaced what was once exposed brick.