As midterm elections are approaching, many different student groups are trying to get as many students registered to vote as possible. ASMSU is investing in different initiatives to reach this goal.
The Michigan Legislature voted to adopt two ballot proposals on minimum wage and guaranteed paid sick time, a move that will make it easier to amend the proposals later on.
Liker her father, Mike, did more than 30 years ago, senior cross country runner Kayla Kavulich is flourishing on the track at Michigan State.
Lin was a kind friend and a bright student in the eyes of many people, according to his friends and colleagues.
Capt. Doug Monette of the MSU Police Department spoke with the State News about how Spartans can best remain safe and sound.
MSU made changes to on-campus dining for the fall semester, including the addition of one extra Combo-X-Change each week. Students now have six combos available per week. Here are the best places to take advantage of that extra combo.
Like any career woman, when Justice was unqualified for her dream job, she held her head up high, wagged her tail and took the experience as an opportunity to reinvent herself.
Representatives from electric scooter companies Bird and Lime were in attendance at city hall Sept. 18 to make a case to the City Council for the alternative mode of transportation on Michigan State University’s campus, and by extension, East Lansing.
MSU is now in the listening phase of the presidential search process. Here is what to expect from the over 20 input sessions across campus.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer said Perles should step down in the wake of accusations that he covered up an investigation into one of Larry Nassar's earliest abuses to date.
Scott Hocking has had his piece of work, "The Sleeper," on display at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum since early August. At a lecture on Tuesday, Hocking spoke about his work, his experience as an artist, how the city of Detroit has inspired him and more.
Backup quarterback Rocky Lombardi didn't take punting seriously until his senior year of high school. And now, the redshirt freshman will be the Spartans' starting punter for the foreseeable future.
The Spartans played a total of four evening games last season. After their matchup this Saturday against Indiana, they will have already played in three night games.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer and Republican Bill Schuette will debate twice before the election, on Oct. 12 and 24.
Individuals who present a valid student I.D. can get free admission into the zoo from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Students of any college or university, plus any children of students, are welcome.
A bipartisan bill introduced in the state Legislature would allow bystanders to break car windows to save pets locked in a hot car.
The No. 23 Spartans are coming off a bye-week to take on the Hoosiers in their third straight night game of the season on Saturday. The State News talked to Cameron Drummond, football columnist for the Indiana Daily Student to get a better understanding of the Hoosiers.
Last week, COGS and CAPS held a panel for students seeking resources to address mental health issues. Here's what COGS and CAPS leaders are doing to make those resources available.
MSU has received a multimillion-dollar gift for the Jewish Studies Program. The contribution is from Michael and Elaine Serling, who have previously donated to the program, and it will help fund research, internship opportunities, activities and more.
On Monday night, students in the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee discussed what they look for in MSU's next president, what challenges and strengths they think are present on campus and more at the first input session of the presidential search.