MSU Board of Trustees Chair Dianne Byrum said the move to remove President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. following discussion of his contract is misguided, according to a statement she released Monday.
Host Lily Guiney recaps monkeypox Q&A, protest at a city council meeting and abortion law update in Michigan. Campus administration reporter Vivian Barrett discusses last Friday's Board of Trustees agenda.
The Board of Trustees is evaluating President Stanley's contract. Students and faculty demand transparency on the process.
Former Board of Trustees Secretary and Chief of Staff Eric Scorsone left the position, returning to a faculty position within the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
“It’s a brotherhood,” Acafellas vice president Josh Morrisey said. “There’s not a lot that any of us wouldn’t do for each other, and because of our strong alumni base, we have a huge group chat ... We have a good network, and brotherhood is the best word for that.”
President Samuel L. Stanley Jr.’s contract with Michigan State University is under discussion with the Board of Trustees.
Various student leaders voiced support for inclusivity and transparency at the Sept. 9 Board of Trustees meeting.
A new interim dean of the Broad College of Business was appointed at the Board of Trustees meeting following the recent resignation of former dean Sanjay Gupta. Professor and interim associate dean Judith Whipple was appointed interim dean in a 5-2 vote with one abstention.
Board chair Dianne Byrum said the resolution, which called for the board to ask vendors to align financial contributions with candidates opposing voter suppression, was removed because it was political.
MSU Health Care has hired two orthopedic surgeons who will also work as team physicians for MSU Athletics.
Once you have settled into your home in East Lansing, bought every last household item and school supply in Target, a realization might creep up on you -- the whole college thing is quite expensive, and you might need to get a job.
Three MSU students share their favorite spots on campus for a focused study session.
The MSU Board of Trustees will hold its first meeting of the semester this Friday. Here's what to expect on the agenda, including campus renovations, a revision to an overload pay policy and renaming of campus recreational facilities.
MSU has a new partnership with the Association for Women in Science, a network dedicated to supporting women in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
While some students have loyalties to brands, MSU Tech Store employee Justin Bowmer says the decision between Apple’s Mac products and Dell products depends on the student’s major and personal preference.
Associated Students of Michigan State University held its first general assembly of the fall semester on Sept. 1. Three consent business bills were passed, including one to officially recognize September as National Suicide Prevention Month.
MSU Department of Police and Public Safety was contacted about a possible assault in a campus parking lot near 1855 Place on Tuesday, Aug. 30. On-campus resources are available for students following the crime, which was classified as a simple assault and battery.
Bug club, a student-made Iron Man and a ski club that doesn't typically ski: Sparticipation had it all.
"To each and every one of the students who are coming in and to their families as well, welcome to Michigan State University, we are so glad you’re here," President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said.
ASMSU held its first general assembly meeting virtually on Aug. 25, announcing new health and safety updates including brighter LED lights and free menstrual products around campus.