New students are required to fill out the vaccine verification form before the start of the spring semester. Students with an online-only exemption for the fall semester will need to re-apply for an exemption for spring semester, to continue learning only online.
The station has been recognized as the Michigan College Radio Station of the Year 17 times during the last 20 years, this year included, but this is the first time that it has won this national award.
ISO Director of PR and Undergrad Affairs Aditya Varma said Diwali is a holy festival of lights in the Hindu religion that aims to celebrate victory of light over darkness.
The event gave students the opportunity to learn about the Día de Los Muertos culture, enjoy authentic Mexican food, get their faces painted, watch performances and receive a free t-shirt.
During the Nov. 4 ASMSU general assembly, Vice President for Governmental Affairs Matt Apostle will be resigned due to his struggle to juggle ASMSU along with other student responsibilities. ASMSU also held an open discussion to plan their response regarding the destruction throughout East Lansing following the MSU vs. University of Michigan football game.
Protestors gathered outside of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity house on Nov. 3. to advocate for accountability. The demonstration attracted attention from passersby and police officers.
The researchers will investigate the role biosolids play in polluting soil, water and plants.
Those who have information about individuals involved in the destructive off-campus actions, are encouraged to share it with the Dean of Students Office.
The survey received 121 responses from freshman students to seniors at MSU. The survey found that 91.7 percent of students enjoyed their fall break.
On Oct. 30, the East Lansing Police Department had a total of 349 calls for service. There were 20 citations issued and five arrests made.
The endowment itself is not spent by the university. The $3.9 billion donors gave the university stays intact and invested into the MSU Common Investment Fund, and is never used to pay for anything at MSU.
Chaos ensued after Michigan State's win over Michigan on Satuday afternoon
Students advocated for more transparency at the Board of Trustees meeting on Oct. 29. They hope to see changes in the swim and dive team and fossil fuel divestment.
The Board of Trustees met on Oct. 29 to report COVID-19 statistics, faculty pay cuts, transparency efforts and new projects.
MSU and Michigan administrators encourage students to respect the 114-year-old rivalry and work together to ensure Saturday’s game is safe, respectful and fun for all.
The grants ranged from $600 to $1200, and said that it was to be used for “for COVID-related emergency expenses” and was given to students “with high need.” All of the students had an Expected Family Contribution, or EFC, of $20,000 or below.
Members of the public will have the opportunity to address the board during the meeting. Requests to address the board must be submitted 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting.
Students share their experiences living in cooperative housing.
The event hosted by MSU Campus Archaeology Program partnered with Paranormal Society will run Oct. 26 from 6 p.m to 8 p.m., and attendees are encouraged to walk through the sites and learn about MSU’s haunted history.
Students share thoughts on MSU's 2nd-year live-on requirement.