MSU
MSU's reports on Strampel and Nassar: Who are the 8 people being investigated further?
The investigation found that most of those named involved failing to report concerns about Strampel.
MICHIGAN
The Poll Workers Project is seeking younger generation to work at the polling precincts
The premise of the project — getting young people to work polling precincts — came as a result of how COVID-19 has impacted the general older population in comparison to the younger generation.
FOOTBALL
How Michigan State football is coping mentally in the midst of uncertainty
Many MSU football players expected the news of their season postponement, but that doesn't make it sting any less given the uncertainty of when they'll start back up.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Former MSU basketball player recommended to be banned from university, ESPN reports
Former MSU basketball player Brock Washington has been recommended to be banned from MSU due to sexual misconduct. He has 10 days to take appeal before the recommendations go into effect.
MSU
3rd chief diversity officer finalist to hold virtual forum Thursday
Page's forum will be at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
MSU
MSU receives emergency FDA authorization to decontaminate N95 masks for multiple uses
Up to 70,000 N95 masks could be sanitized per week to be reworn.
MSU
Michigan State finds more than 40 people may have known about Nassar, Strampel's abuse
Today, MSU sent "Reports of Employee Review" for Larry Nassar and William Strampel to the DOE.
MSU
FIJI suspends member involved with painting "BLM sucks" on The Rock on Farm Lane
The suspended FIJI member painted PIKE letters initially.
MICHIGAN
EL City Council selects four finalists for the city attorney; final interviews to take place this week
In a special meeting last Thursday, the council went through the initial interview process to finalize four out of the eight candidates that applied for the city attorney
COMMENTARY
GUEST COLUMN: The Big Ten did the right thing, the wrong way
Hopefully, Mr. Warren and his staff are wise enough to learn this lesson right away as basketball season is fast approaching.
MSU
2,500 students move on campus over the weekend, less dorms open
“I think they could’ve been more clear about the decisions,” business freshman Naomi German said. “A lot of things were changing really quickly and kind of close to when we were supposed to be moving in."
MSU
MSU welcomes class of 2024 at this year's virtual convocation
"My hope is that this class of 2024 will be remembered as the class that overcame," ASMSU President Abii-Tah Bih said. "My hope for this class is to remember that this Spartan nation is not just the sum of its parts. Instead, we are a true melting pot. We defy all hints of defeat, and we commit to uplift each other."
NEWS
Editor’s note: The fewer dead Spartans, the better
For everyone, I sincerely hope you stay safe, keep your circles small and mask up, for the benefit it brings to your surrounding community.
COMMENTARY
A look into an international student's experience at MSU
So, to my fellow international and domestic Spartans, I would like to say thank you. For being fearless and loyal. For holding your peers and fellow professionals accountable. For courageously attempting to bridge the global differences and uniting us all no matter where we are. For fighting for what is right and for giving me a chance to dream and keep on dreaming. But most importantly for being who you are.
MICHIGAN
MSU and East Lansing experience a calm welcome weekend amid COVID-19 pandemic
Steve Gonzalez said this lack of activity could be attributed to fewer students in the area, due to fully remote learning this fall, as well as the city's efforts to encourage COVID-19 preventative measures.
NEWS
ELPD searching for missing 81-year-old man
Octavious Nathaniel Murray, who has dementia, was last seen at 2001 Coolidge Road on Monday, according to the statement. He is approximately 5-feet-11-inches and 150 pounds.
COMMENTARY
Editorial: MSU goes remote: Right decision, wrong timing
We’re still surrounded by constant unknowns, so why wait so long to make the decision we anticipated anyways?
LIFE
Lights, camera, Zoom: Performing arts students adjust to remote learning
When COVID-19 hit home, performing arts students lost out on face-to-face acting classes or key coaching with their instruments. Because in-person contact is such a pinnacle in these students’ education, their daily lives and passions were affected ina. unique way.
MSU
2nd chief diversity officer finalist to hold virtual forum Tuesday
DeBrenna LaFa Agbenyiga's open forum will be at 12:30 p.m. on Sept. 1. Preregistration is required for the forum.