The new LED lights on campus are brighter and more efficient than before. Other campus safety upgrades coming to campus include fencing along portions of the Red Cedar River and centralizing the security camera system.
Seven faculty research teams in MSU's College of Social Science received funding of up to $30,000 each through a grant program. Two of these research projects include encouraging mass timber construction in Michigan and analyzing the effects of Detroit's Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
"I put a lot of effort and sacrifices into making that happen so that I could make sure that I provided for the family that I was building to the best of my abilities," MSU alumnus Rayshawn Holbrook said. "And to make sure that what I was willing to offer them was so much more, so much greater, than what was able to be offered to me."
MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said the Board of Trustees failed to review Title IX reports for certification.
The academic committee unanimously passed a bill advocating for removal of Larry Gaynor's name from the Gaynor Entrepreneurship Lab in the Broad College of Business. A representative said in 2020, Gaynor went on a racist tirade against Vietnamese-Americans and Vietnamese salon owners.
Many college-aged students struggle with stress and anxiety -- and running can be the perfect way to deal with that. MSU’s campus is a great place to develop a different relationship with running.
Hispanic Heritage Month pays tribute to ancestors who paved the way for future generations, celebrates and educates others. These students share their experiences with history and diversity at MSU.
In 1998, he took over the reins at Lansing’s local boxing gym, Crown Boxing, for competitive training, student boxing courses and beginner adult and youth classes. Filled with champion belts, newspaper features and vintage boxing posters, the gym became his home.
Former business college dean Sanjay Gupta failed to report sexual harassment from a colleague at an event in April 2022.
The Faculty Senate passed two resolutions on Sept. 13, including a resolution that originally called for the board members to resign. It was amended to suggest the board should undergo professional development.
For several Michigan State students, freshman year isn't the first time they experience iconic campus activities. Here is what local students think about attending the college in their hometown.
Following the resignation of two past presidents, these MSU students believe they deserve to be informed. They're frustrated with how the Board of Trustees has dealt with the lack of information about Stanley.
Asian Pacific American Student Organization Rep. Connor Le introduced Bill 59-09 at the first ASMSU general assembly on Sept. 1. This bill called for ASMSU to advertise various mental health resources on Instagram.
Trustee Rema Vassar also attended the meeting. She said the only person who was fundamentally opposed to Stanley’s retirement was Board Chair Dianne Byrum, though she still was a part of the discussion.
President Samuel L. Stanley Jr.'s contract is under discussion with the Board of Trustees. Here is what board members have to say about the issue.
The meeting agenda includes remarks from President Samuel L. Stanley Jr., Provost Teresa K. Woodruff, and Faculty Senate Chairperson Karen Kelly-Blake.
The four-part program is designed to provide pregnant parents and their partners with information on preparing for breast/chest feeding and strategies for continuing to breast/chest feed upon their return to work.
“I look forward to joining the Spartan community at such an exciting time,” Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis Rebecca Barber said. “I’m encouraged by the vision set forth by MSU’s 2030 strategic plan and for the opportunity to leverage my expertise in support of a world-class university’s mission by helping to protect the integrity of its financial resources through effective stewardship and transparent reporting.”
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.