The Gender and Sexuality Campus Center, or GSCC, hosted its Queering Racial Justice Summit this weekend. The goal of the summit is to unite students across racial and ethnic backgrounds and across the LGBTQ and queer communities to discuss racial justice.
Michigan State University students who miss spending time with their family at home can opt to volunteer with the Tri-County Office on Aging, or TCOA, which provides opportunities for different generations to interact and connect.
Has your social media been hacked? Is someone trying to pose as you? MSU students share their experience with being hacked, and Mental Health reporter Julian Stainback shares techniques that can help you prevent being hacked.
While it isn't a magical door to take you to the lands of Narnia or a mystical portal in the bottom of a cave, there are still lots of questions as to how it works.
MSU parent and veteran Mike Balow is campaigning for the Board of Trustees. He hopes to remove mandatory online classes and mask mandates, improve accountability within administration and continue to advocate for the return of the swim and dive team.
In honor of Women's History Month, Culture reporter Amalia Medina shares her favorite movies made by and for women.
MSU defeats CMU 8-0 before their first Big Ten game next weekend.
The funding will allow the Mid-Michigan Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area to continue to manage its three target species.
Many of these calls are routine, such as traffic stops and requests for school crossing assistance. Others, though, saw a considerable spike in correlation with the holiday weekend.
Most MSU students have the privilege of keeping up with Russian war efforts through headlines and social media posts and the security of knowing none of their loved ones are involved in the conflict. Other students are in fear for their friends’ and families’ lives.
There is a lot of work to be done, but excitement creates momentum and there certainly is a lot of excitement coming from Henderson and the athletic department as a whole.
Stand with Ukraine met at the Capitol Building in Lansing to reflect on their roots, show government support and stand together against the atrocities being inflicted upon the citizens of Ukraine.
“This is not going to stop at Ukraine,” Tomkiw said. “You have a power-hungry leader just looking to take land that he thinks is his and he's obviously meeting a lot of resistance. But what if he turns to a higher power arsenal to achieve his goals? That's not just going to affect Ukraine. I think the world leaders need to see that this conflict will involve them and just sitting trying to avoid something that's already happened is pointless.”
While the state of Michigan and other universities are divesting from direct Russian investments, MSU will not have to divest because it holds no direct Russian equity, sovereign debt or rubles.
Gavin Best wants to bring back MSU hockey to its golden age. Can he?
In honor of Women's History Month, here are 20 books written by women that should be added to your TBR list.
Trustee Melanie Foster is running to keep her position on the Michigan State Board of Trustees under the Republican nomination. Her campaign issues include faculty unionization, maintaining in-person classes and prioritizing in-state students.
While class-related measures such as extended drop dates and both in-person and online options are at the forefront of Pandya’s efforts, he also wants to put a heavy emphasis on campus related measures to ensure people are allowed a safe environment to live in.
After some encouragement from now-State Rep. Julie Brixie, Ingham County Commissioner Emily Stivers is planning her run for the 75th House District.
Rep. Darren Camilleri said that the money that would be affected by the divestment would be around .06% of the $98 billion the state has invested in businesses around the world. While this is a small percentage, the amount comes to about $5.8 million.