MSU conducted a full-scale emergency exercise on the East side of campus on Tuesday, the first of its kind since the shooting two years ago.
For the third time in just four years, MSU women’s basketball’s upcoming senior forward Grace VanSlooten is a gold medalist with Team USA. This time, the medal comes from the 2025 AmeriCup Tournament in Santiago, Chile.
The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety will conduct an emergency exercise on the east side of campus Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The training is part of MSU DPPS’s efforts to meet the standards of the Emergency Management Accreditation Program.
Mark Dantonio will be inducted into yet another hall of fame class after MSU announced its class of 2025 inductees. The standout football coach, and five others, will be inducted this fall and join the 187 previous inductees from the past 32 years.
The Michigan Legislature finalized a state budget that sets a 4.5% cap on tuition increases at public universities, mirroring the rate already approved by Michigan State University's Board of Trustees in June. Because the board's approved increase aligns with the state limit, MSU will not need to adjust its tuition rates.
Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz has announced that the university will reduce its general fund budget by 9% over the next two years, citing financial pressures that will result in the elimination of some staff and faculty positions in order to protect MSU’s long-term stability and student experience.
With the National Hockey League draft taking place, several Spartans had their dreams become reality. Six Spartans – current and future – were taken in rounds one, two, three and five.
East Lansing locals and MSU students alike gathered at Beal Botanical Garden on Sunday for the tenth annual Music and the Garden event.
For many Michigan State University students, East Lansing is a temporary home. College years often fly by — sometimes too quickly for students to learn about the city more deeply. Political science professor Sarah Reckhow recognized this gap and sought a solution. Together with her class, she created the East Lansing Citizens Manual.
Former Michigan State University defenseman Duncan Keith will be inducted into the National Hockey Hall of Fame.
MSU’s own Grace VanSlooten – an upcoming senior forward on the women’s basketball team – will take part in the AmeriCup tournament in Santiago, Chile, from June 28-July 6, as announced on Thursday, June 19.
With the 25th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, Orlando Magic selected MSU shooting guard Jase Richardson Wednesday night.
Each summer, Moneyball Sportswear hosts a pro-am basketball league featuring several Michigan State University men’s basketball players.
After an impressive freshman season, averaging 12.1 points a game in the Spartans’ March Madness run, Jase Richardson is projected to land outside of the first 14 picks with two days left until the draft.
The arts district of Lansing was filled to the brim Saturday with vendors and food trucks — most adorned in black, green, yellow and red. The festival, held in REO Town, was hosted by Ourspace Creative as part of the 517 Juneteenth weekend celebration.
As East Lansing locals and MSU students alike passed through Albert St this past weekend, they were accompanied by the sounds of jazz. Starting Thursday, June 19, the City of East Lansing hosted the 29th annual East Lansing Summer Solstice Jazz Festival all throughout Saturday evening.
A high-ranking MSU official filed an intent to file a claim against the university, claiming she was sexually and racially discriminated against by another top university official. Revelations of this come shortly after a former MSU official filed an intent to sue the university for what she alleges was retaliation in reporting sexual harassment and discrimination.
Michigan State University basketball's top transfer addition, Kaleb Glenn, suffered a patellar tendon injury and will miss the 2025–26 season, the program announced Monday.
Michigan House Republicans voted late Thursday to approve a $2.2 billion state budget proposal that would cut funding for Michigan State University by more than $56 million — sparking concern among university officials and Democratic lawmakers.
MSU alum and Michigan House Representative D-9th District Joe Tate introduced a bill on June 12 to limit NCAA regulations on name, image and likeness payments to college athletes. The bill would circumvent the June 5 ruling, a settlement in the House v. NCAA case, that made way for athletic departments to pay student-athletes directly from university funds.