Michigan State students seek refunds for tuition and dorm housing after returning home early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The nine-hour battle that preceded ASMSU's Office of the President elections.
This week on The 1909: Mental health during COVID-19, 'Operation Gridlock' and ASMSU election results.
Incoming freshmen react to the "virtual" orientation they will undergo this summer.
A guide to the CDC and MDHHS tips for social distancing during the Coronavirus.
Woodruff, an officer of three and a half years, is one of three officers who contribute to ELPD social media. In light of the quarantine situation, ELPD's Twitter content includes reminders to social distance and wash hands.
This is our new normal. Until further notice.
MSU will freeze tuition for the 2020-21 academic year.
This week on the State News Sports Roundtable: When football might return and expectations for the team.
ASMSU elections went beyond 3 a.m. for the second night to finalize its Office of the President via Zoom.
Interior design is one of many Michigan State programs disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michigan State's virtual career fair is scheduled for next Thursday and Friday.
MSU executives take a reduced pay as a part of the financial consequences caused by the novel coronavirus.
This week on The Dinner Table Podcast, Tessa Osborne and Griffin Wiles dig into weed, what age is acceptable for smoking, facts about weed and the different ways to go about it. They share their own experiences with weed culture and dissect the culture surrounding it. Tessa and Griffin's views do not reflect those of The State News.
“I know a handful of people who were also going to study abroad this summer and are disappointed it is not going to work out. We all made peace with it because we know how big of an issue COVID-19 is and the importance of staying home.”
With universities closed nationwide and executive orders calling for people to stay home, many students have found themselves struggling with mental health in ways they hadn’t before.
On this episode of the Social Distancing Diaries, Katie O'Brien Kelley and guests discuss living with family and significant others during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"It wasn’t like a flu or a cold where her symptoms would ease at certain times of the day. It was a constant feeling of defeat, pain and weakness and no matter what murmur she left me with, it always meant those feelings."
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Spartans are helping professionals on the frontlines by raising funds and contributing resources to make 3D-printed personal protective equipment, or PPE, including N95 masks and face shields.
The State News endorses Wanda Blanchett as MSU's next provost.