MSU Police seeks help identifying person of interest in commencement assault
The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety is seeking the community’s help in identifying a person of interest in connection with an assault investigation during commencements on May 4 at Breslin Center.
‘Hard decisions’ ahead as MSU adjusts financial path, president says
Cuts to federal funding for research and increasing health care costs have led Michigan State to the "difficult conclusion" that it must adjust its financial path, the university president announced Monday.
Oregon pitching shuts down MSU baseball to clinch series victory
Michigan State University baseball couldn’t solve Oregon’s pitching in game three, managing just four hits in a 3-1 defeat.
MSU loses 13 NSF grants in latest round of cuts to federally funded research
Vice President of Research and Innovation Doug Gage said there is no way for the university to make up for all of the funding that has been lost.
Harassment by 'nationally known' professors remains a mystery
A years-old warning about harassment by “nationally known faculty members” is still shrouded in secrecy.
Board always approves contracts with conflicts of interests
When a contract containing conflicts of interests comes before the trustees, they approve it every single time.
MSU Broad Museum showcases 'Nabil Kanso: Echoes of War' for first time in Michigan
On view through June 29, the exhibition brings together decades of the late artist’s paintings telling the experiences of war across key historical moments.
MSU retires Student Success Collaborative as student needs evolve
Michigan State University has dissolved the Neighborhood Student Success Collaborative after a year-long internal review found its functions had been absorbed by other student support offices across campus. The closure took effect April 17 and included layoff notices for NSSC staff.
MSU College of Engineering unveils new technology engineering degree program
Michigan State University’s College of Engineering unveiled a new undergraduate technology engineering program, serving as the college’s latest response to industry demand for practice-ready engineers.
MSU graduates celebrate at spring 2025 commencement
Amid the sound of the live wind symphony and the familiar call of “Go Green,” hundreds of College of Natural Science students crossed the Breslin Center stage Saturday afternoon, closing one chapter of their academic journey and stepping into the next.
No. 6 Oregon tramples MSU baseball 13-5 with offensive barrage
Less than 24 hours after Michigan State University baseball's upset win, Oregon unleashed an 18-hit barrage to cruise past the Spartans, 13-5.
Career night for Dzierwa: Self-reflection fuels MSU baseball's upset
The Spartans came into Friday as heavy underdogs against the No. 6 Oregon Ducks. MSU has ridden the waves up and down all year, but on Friday, Joseph Dzierwa steadied the ship to deliver a shutout win.
Dzierwa's complete game propels MSU baseball to 2-0 win over No. 6 Oregon
In a true pitchers' duel, MSU and Joseph Dzierwa clipped the Ducks’ wings, winning 2-0. Dzierwa had not reached the eighth inning at any point this season, on Friday night, he went the full nine.
"Proud of my record": Alan Haller releases statement after MSU exit announcement
Michigan State University announced Thursday that vice president and athletic director Alan Haller will depart May 11 after fewer than four years in the role; he thanked the Spartan community and defended his record amid a tenure that included high‑profile coaching changes, Big Ten championships and campus controversies.
COLUMN: We had our auras read in a stranger’s home … again
One year ago, we had our auras photographed and explained. This year, everything is coming to fruition.