As Roe v Wade takes over conversations in the modern day, it first started in the 70s. Maureen Jordan and Bill Castinier are two advocates that fought for the court case on MSU campus when it was originally being debated.
Reporter Maddy Warren and audience engagement editor Lauren Snyder recently took a ride on MSU’s first autonomous electric bus, which is now open to passengers, to provide our readers with an inside look at the vehicle.
Currently, COVID-19 antiviral medication is limited to adult or pediatric patients aged 12 and older with a weight of at least 88 pounds that have mild to moderate cases that are at high risk of progressing into serious disease.
Adulting 101 courses are available online to individuals across the state of Michigan July 12, July 19, July 26 and Aug. 2.
The two treatments are oral medications — Paxlovid made by Pfizer and Lageviro made by Merck and Ridgeback Therapuetics. The medications are designed to treat mild-to-moderate cases of COVID-19, so patients will be required to meet a set criteria to receive the treatment.
“I found out I was pregnant two weeks before the Roe v. Wade decision was overturned, and I got my abortion one week before the decision was overturned,” Lotocki said. “I spent my time recovering without the right to an abortion.”
A group from Battle for Spartan Swim and Dive organized a reinstatement proposal with statistics and a list of prospective donors to rebut reasons for the cutting of the swim and dive program. They will meet with directors from University Advancement and the Spartan Fund on July 20 to discuss their proposal.
While Pride month may have drawn to a close, the work of Michigan State University scientists in creating a more equitable world for the LGBTQIA+ community has not.
The State of Michigan approved a funding increase for Michigan State University in its 2022-23 fiscal year budget. This is the largest increase in over 10 years: an additional $72.2 million for campus projects and programs.
Green Dot Stables' second location in Lansing, Michigan set to close it's doors on Aug. 10. while looking into other options.
Last year, Michigan State University collaborated with Apple Inc. to introduce North America’s first Apple Developer Academy. On Thursday morning, the Academy celebrated its very first graduating class: a diverse group of individuals aged 18 to 64.
“The safety of our campus community is and always will be the most important for our students, our community and those who visit campus,” Olsen said in a statement.
MSU's Office of Sustainability is looking for volunteers to help pull weeds at MSU's Pollinator Garden along the River Trail, from 12-1p.m. on Thursday, June 30.
MOON-Light will provide service providers with high-performance transport to reduce their costs and accelerate their projects while providing those without modern internet service, with that internet service.
"They're So Dramatic" is the newly formed, female-led theater group, showcasing female talent from directing to acting to choreography.
“It’s also important to me because I’m using my ability,” Sliwinski said. “I’m not afraid of him. That’s the thing. Some of these girls are afraid of him because of what he did to them and I’m not. I’m kind of using this report as a way for these girls to get justice from him.”
At today's Board of Trustees meeting, campus changes were approved, including two new building additions and continued renovations to the football complex.
The Board of Trustees met on Friday, June 24 in room 401 of the Hannah Administration Building. After a two-day retreat, the board voted to approve updates to academic life, setting the budget for the 2022-23 year and making policy revisions.
Clinics will be held at the Breslin Center on July 1 and July 29 from 10 a.m to 6 p.m.
The Board of Trustees plans to meet this Friday, June 24, at 8 a.m. in room 401 of the Hannah Administration Building. Here's what's on the agenda.