MSU
Michigan State target of ransomware attack threatening to release university data
Deputy Spokesperson Dan Olsen confirmed the university is aware of the possible intrusion.
SPORTS
Michigan House passes bill allowing student-athletes to profit off name, image and likeness
The Michigan House approved legislation on Wednesday that would allow student-athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness.
MSU
Michigan State to bring students back to campus for fall 2020 semester
It's official — MSU students will return to the East Lansing campus this fall.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing City Council to form committee that will create police oversight commission
East Lansing City Council approved a resolution in a virtual meeting May 26 to form a committee that will eventually create the East Lansing Independent Police Oversight Commission.
MICHIGAN
East Lansing offers free 2-hour parking in June
The city had previously been offering free parking in the hourly areas since March 13.
MICHIGAN
Revised tax incentives approved for Lansing's $256 million Red Cedar Project
The $256 million project connects Lansing to MSU.
MSU
Spartan Mask Initiative helps provide masks to Detroit nursing home workers
The Spartan Mask Initiative plans to expand into the Lansing area.
MICHIGAN
State's COVID-19 response recap: Restrictions ease, judge rules in favor of Whitmer, more
According to Michigan's coronavirus website, the state has recorded 53,510 total cases of COVID-19 and 5,129 deaths over the past two months. Case and death trends are continuing to improve.
MSU
Michigan State students impacted by Midland flooding share their stories
Following catastrophic flooding in Midland, MSU students from the area share what the community has faced and how it has responded.
MICHIGAN
MSU law professor rejects risk of voter fraud with absentee voting applications
Michigan State law professor speaks to absentee voting and downplays voter fraud.
MSU
What MSU needs if it decides to reopen: testing, PPE, a plan for dorms
Constants in potential Michigan State reopening plans.
MSU
Red Cedar River flooding closes some sidewalks, streets on Michigan State's campus
Due to flooding Wednesday, Michigan State has closed some sidewalks and streets on campus.
MSU
Michigan State's Career Services Network to hold virtual workshops
Students are encouraged to contact their career advisors for additional advice.
NEWS
Guide: The ins and outs of COVID-19 testing in Michigan
The requirements of eligibility to be tested for COVID-19 have been expanded, and those who have mild symptoms and who have to leave home for work can now be tested. Michigan has over 250 testing locations, and each one can be found via the COVID-19 Test Finder on Michigan.gov.
MSU
How MSU nursing students adjusted from hands-on to virtual learning
Much of a nursing student's learning is hands-on. With the coronavirus pandemic, here's how Michigan State's nursing students have continued their learning virtually.
MSU
MSU, state government responses to catastrophic Midland flooding
MSU Extension and the state of Michigan respond to catastrophic flooding in Midland County.
MICHIGAN
Peters announces national medical manufacturing legislation
The bills propose increasing production and tracking of medical supplies
FOOTBALL
Ex-MSU football staffer's lawsuit against Dantonio, other MSU officials dropped
A U.S. District Court Judge has dismissed an ongoing lawsuit from Curtis Blackwell against Mark Dantonio and other MSU officials.
SPORTS
NCAA Division I Council to allow voluntary team activities starting June 1
Starting on June 1, football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball teams can hold voluntary athletic activities.
MICHIGAN
Michigan unemployment for April at 22%, thousands await review
Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency Director Steve Gray addressed the Joint Select Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic Wednesday addressing concerns over applications for unemployment benefits.