In addition to pausing the sale of football student ticket plans, the MSU Athletic Department has outlined what they are considering for fans looking to visit Spartan Stadium this fall.
Wood sought compensation for psychological and emotional distress in the aftermath of sexual assault.
New numbers show 34 cases linked to the establishment.
Ingham County Jail reports positive COVID-19 cases, mitigation measures.
Motorists and pedestrians are being advised to avoid the area of Abbot Road and Albert Avenue for the rest of the day.
According to the release, unpaid claims filed before May 1 represent only 0.5% of all claims.
MSU is also reducing its retirement plan matching contributions from 10% to 5% of employees’ compensation.
Dr. Jack Lipton from the College of Human Medicine will be giving a presentation on the “innovation, adaptation, and scaling up” of COVID-19 testing.
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin (MI-08) invited experts to discuss Title IX changes
Harper’s Restaurant and Brewpub announced in a post Monday night they would be temporarily closing to ensure the safety of staff and customers. At least 14 cases of COVID-19 have been reported in relation to the restaurant.
MSU Athletic Director Bill Beekman said the plan is to give students the priority for tickets if fans are allowed into Spartan Stadium for football, but would students feel safe doing so?
According to the release, ELPD is still working to identify the second vehicle and individual involved in an exchange of gunfire that occurred on Saturday evening.
In the wake of a global pandemic and a human rights movement, mental health matters though it is often put second to other types of wellness. MSU students share their experiences with balancing activism and mental health.
This ruling involves multiple cases in which an employer allegedly fired an employee for being gay or transgender. Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it is held this is unlawful.
Hundreds gathered on Saturday evening, the day after Juneteenth, a celebration of the ending of slavery, at Lansing’s City Hall Plaza for the Black Lives Matter’s “Community Call to Action.”
One person has been taken into custody.
MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. plans to appoint an interim VP in the coming days.
Cameron Caffey comes on the Roundtable to discuss being a student-athlete at MSU and some of the discussions happening in wrestling about race.
As different sectors of state continue to reengage, Whitmer said she is hopeful the entire state will be able to move to Phase 5 of the MI Safe Start Plan before July 4.
ASMSU held the first of three impromptu summer Zoom meetings to discuss MSUPD reform and advocate for the removal of Vice President of Research Stephen Hsu.