An MSU law professor wrote a chapter of Project 2025, the controversial roadmap for conservative takeover of the government if a Republican is elected president this November. Some students aren't happy.
The first year of college is getting closer and closer for Michigan State University's incoming freshman. With this milestone, it's important to keep the "do’s" and "don'ts" in mind.
MSU officials are providing information about the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to delay schools sending financial aid corrections before the Fall semester starts, a decision that now puts many students’ financial aid in jeopardy of not being applied in time.
MSU’s first observatory, built by students, became the subject of the MSU Campus Archaeology Program’s 2024 field school, with students working to excavate parts of the building’s foundation.
Adam Russell says he was attending an Izzone Campout in October 2021 when a fireworks show left him partially blinded.
Four minors have been charged with two counts of aggravated assault each in connection to a hate crime that occurred at the Michigan State University library in April, according to the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees approved the appointment of several deans and interim deans, expansions to a chip testing facility and renovations to the Spartan Stadium, among other things, at their meeting this morning in Flint.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees have postponed a controversial vote to shorten the time allowed for public comments at their meetings.
Former strength and conditioning coach Mike Vorkapich, who is white and has Tourette’s syndrome, will receive $195,000 from MSU after alleging his employers discriminated against him.
Recent MSU psychology graduate Maya Manuel is hosting an opening night exhibit dedicated to raising awareness on gun safety, encouraging those to do it on their own terms.
The board will vote on shortening the time allotted for public comment at their meetings to 45 minutes total. Activists say the university is limiting one of their only ways to address campus leadership.
Members of Black student groups at Michigan State University say employees who want to celebrate Juneteenth are put in a bind by university policies.
University faculty and staff must use a “Personal Observance Day” to celebrate the holiday.
The Michigan State University Department of Public Safety and Police, or MSU DPPS, announced Monday through a campus-wide email the department will start automatically enrolling phone numbers for students and staff into the MSU Alert System.
The Michigan Republican Party released its list of candidates running for the Michigan State University Board of Trustees today. The Michigan Democratic Party has yet to release a list of candidates.
An internal investigation found that former Michigan State University board chair Rema Vassar made an explicit gesture during a board meeting.
MSU has received a host of hoax threats in recent months. Chief of Police Chris Rozman breaks down how campus police respond to such threats, and when they choose to alert the community.
Holly Rosen worked for MSU Safe Place, a nationally respected relationship violence shelter and support program, for 30 years. She retired after being “ambushed with threats of termination and unpaid suspension."
Up until recently, the class search function of Michigan State University's Office of the Registrar website made all class information accessible to the public. This information included the date, time, location and instructor. However, as of February 2024, class location and instructor are no longer public information.
Michigan State University will host its fourth annual Juneteenth celebration in the Breslin Center on June 14, from 5 - 8:30 p.m.