The long wait continues, but MSU swimmers and divers added another tool to their argument this past weekend by winning the club national championship.
April, the month dedicated to Sexual Assault Awareness, prompted the MSU organizations Take Back the Night, Sexual Crisis Intervention Team, and Students Standing with Survivors to host a combined Solidarity Event.
What to watch for during the Michigan State spring practice.
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.
“Nobody deserves this treatment,” Jordan Michael Walters Sr. said. “Today we're standing, we got to stand up. And it has to stop now. Grand Rapids is the number one place to raise a family. You wouldn't want to raise your family here. With all this going on, you wouldn't feel safe. You want to feel safe.”
Those residing in Precincts 1, 5 and 17 of East Lansing are eligible to vote as members of the Lansing School District to approve a budget to enhance schools around the district.
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.
Michigan State softball's pitching shines as they take down Western Michigan 6-4.
Accompanied by a full orchestra and widely renowned conductor Teddy Abrams, Morgan James will be performing songs from the classic and great American Songbook, composed by the great George Gershwin.
Harrison Cook gave up seven unearned runs in the first inning to put the Spartans in a hole they'd never get out of.
MSU Freshman Skyla Schulte qualifies for beam title in nationals, the first time MSU has sent anyone since 2016.
Cole Krygier is heading back to MSU after entering the transfer portal earlier this month.
MSU alumna Aerial Powers made her return to Michigan State;.
Great Britain's most eclectic and both musically and comedically talented group of musicians performed at the Wharton and entertainment reporter Liz Nass is here to speak on theater's best yet again.
"I look at it and I think sky’s the limit, I can overcome and accomplish anything. … If I feel like I can’t do something or I’m not motivated, I look or tap on my left leg and I remember that this tattoo is here so I Can Too.”
Representation is only the first step down a long path to ensuring racial justice and equity in the United States; nationally and locally.
The good news for Michigan State athletic director Alan Haller and Co.? There are plenty of solid candidates throughout junior hockey and the NCAA.
The timing is odd, but the decision was right.
“Would this spur other plots that people were thinking about previously?” former member of the National Security Council Javed Ali said. “Again, nobody knows the answer to that, but it wouldn’t be surprising if it did because now you’ve got another anti-government grievance to latch on to.”
On Saturday morning behind the MSU library, students, part of the MSU Fisheries and Wildlife Club and MSU Outdoors Club gathered with trash bags and waders to delve into the Red Cedar River and clean the campus's most beloved symbol.