The 2022 MSU Science Festival will take place from April 1 to April 30 with both in-person and virtual events taking place on MSU's campus and at locations across the state.
The vaccine and booster mandate will remain in place for the summer, fall 2022 and spring 2023 semesters. Starting May 16, the mask mandate will be lifted from academic settings and PCR testing will end May 13.
President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. sent an email to the MSU community linking support resources, such as Thriving Campus, CAPS and the Employee Assistance Program, following the release of video footage of Patrick Lyoya's death.
Researcher Dennis Denno is running for a Democrat spot on the Board of Trustees. He hopes to improve transparency and campus safety, give MSU employees a $15 minimum wage and fight for budget priorities.
The newly elected General Assembly Representatives' first role will be to elect their session's new leadership alongside representatives for CORES, COPS, and major governing organizations.
The Prevention, Outreach and Education Department, or POE, at MSU is hosting “It’s On Us,” a weeklong event led by students to bring awareness of gender based violence during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Two candidates were endorsed at the Michigan Democratic Party’s endorsement convention on April 9: incumbent Trustee Renee Knake Jefferson and researcher Dennis Denno.
During Greek Week, sororities and fraternities within the Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council collaborate to put on events to raise money for local charities in the Greater Lansing area. This year, they raised nearly $100,000.
DreaMSU held a rally outside of the Hannah Administration Building on April 8 to advocate for undocumented and immigrant students. Protestors demanded three things: making the university a “sanctuary campus,” hiring a full-time employee for undocumented affairs and creating a scholarship for non-citizens.
MSU alumna and Carhartt Inc. president Linda Hubbard, MSU alumnus, former NBA star and Olympic gold medalist Steve Smith Sr. and U.S. Army captain and former Ford Motor Co. executive Ronald Goldsberry, will address graduates during the 2022 spring commencement ceremonies on May 6, the university announced Wednesday in a press release.
April is sexual assault awareness month, and this April marks one year since MSU first released its strategic plan.
On Thursday, April 7 MSU’s University Blood Initiative Chapter will be hosting a blood drive showdown between Michigan State and the University of Michigan, to see which school receives the most donations.
“From Scratch” is Mulaney’s first special since his 2020 stint in rehab and 2021 divorce. Reviews from Philadelphia and Mashantucket describe the set’s tone as blunter than previous Mulaney performances but still managing to feel intimate and lighthearted.
The MSU Office for Institutional Diversity and Inclusion is hosting the annual César Chávez and Dolores Huerta Commemorative Celebration. The week-long celebration aims to celebrate the lives and legacies of the two Chicano civil rights leaders, and to shed light on the struggles that migrant farm workers are facing today.
MSU Police and Public Safety responded to a single car accident this Thursday morning around 4 a.m. at the Sparty Statue located near Beal Street and Kalamazoo Street on Michigan State University’s campus.
Give Green Day has been hosted by the office since 2017, making 2022 the sixth iteration of the event. The day is solely focused on raising money to support MSU-based programs.
The project to install over 300 updated and additional cameras on campus is complete, according to an email sent by LiveOn March 29. Cameras were installed following safety concerns in and around the University.
This women’s history month, reporters Maddy Warren and Morgan Womack sat down with the women on the Board of Trustees to hear about their experiences serving in positions of power and how their gender might have influenced their experiences.
New Michigan State University research found that incorporating in-season water deficit information into remote sensing-based crop models significantly improves corn yield predictions.
“A lack of surprise and terror are not supposed to go together, right?” social relations and policy senior Troy Distelrath said. “I feel both at the same time here, a complete lack of surprise and a complete terror for what is to come if major policy and societal change doesn’t happen.”