NCAA hockey shifts landscape with CHL eligibility rule change

College hockey is entering a new era — and every team is feeling the impact.

Former MSU administrator alleges she was fired for reporting sexual harassment

Alison Gaudreau, a former assistant vice president in Michigan State University’s Office of University Advancement, has filed a notice of intent to sue the university, alleging she was fired in retaliation for reporting sexual harassment and discrimination.

MSU alumni Olivia and Darien Harris open East Lansing pilates studio

As MSU alumni, College of Communication Arts and Sciences grads, former MSU student athletes and former MSU Athletics staff, Olivia and Darien Harris have had many important milestones on and around MSU’s campus. Now, Olivia and Darien Harris have embarked on a new milestone by founding Recharged Pilates, one of the only pilates studios in the area. The couple pride themselves and their company on its accessibility to the community and deep-rooted connection to Michigan State University. 

MSU agrees to settlement of $29.75 million for Feb. 13 shooting survivors

Michigan State University has reached a settlement with survivors of the Feb. 13, 2023 campus shooting, two years after legal action was taken against the university, lawyers representing them announced Tuesday morning.

MSU to host fifth annual Juneteenth celebration at Multicultural Center

Michigan State University will host its fifth annual Juneteenth celebration in the recently built Multicultural Center on June 12 from 5 p.m.-8:30 p.m with doors opening at 4:30 p.m.

MSU Faculty Sarah Dunkel-Jackson wins NHL's Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award

MSU faculty member Sarah Dunkel-Jackson received the Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award from the National Hockey League this week.

More than 200 MSU students impacted by Trump travel ban

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Wednesday evening that bans citizens from 12 countries from entering the U.S. and imposes heightened restrictions on seven others. The move is the Trump administration’s latest effort to tighten immigration rules, placing MSU international students and scholars in uncertain territory.

MSU Union to host centennial celebration kick-off event next Thursday

The Michigan State University Union will celebrate 100 years as a cornerstone of campus life next Thursday, June 12, with a centennial kickoff event designed to honor its history. Organizers say the goal is to honor the exact date the building first opened — June 12, 1925 — while launching a yearlong celebration that includes homecoming festivities and a closing event in April of 2026. 

Recent MSU graduate Liam Richichi launches bid for East Lansing City Council

Recent Michigan State University graduate Liam Richichi is no stranger to politics. During his time on campus, he was active in MSU College Democrats — eventually serving as chapter president and leading its efforts during the 2024 election season. Richichi now works as the constituent services director for State Representative Jason Morgan. Now, the political theory and constitutional democracy graduate is taking on a new challenge: running for one of two open seats on the East Lansing City Council in the city’s Nov. 5 general election.

‘Champions of the Heart’: Former MSU coach Garland turns cardiac arrest into life-saving mission

At a Lansing Economic Club event Thursday, former Michigan State men’s basketball assistant coach Michael Garland and head coach Tom Izzo shared the story behind Champions of the Heart, the nonprofit Garland founded after surviving a cardiac arrest in 2022.

MSU athletics executive Jon Dykema departs for Jacksonville Jaguars front office role

Jon Dykema, Michigan State University’s executive senior associate athletic director for student-athlete management and assistant general counsel, is leaving the university just three months after his arrival to join the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars in a front office role.

MSU formally introduces J Batt as 21st athletic director

J Batt was formally introduced as Michigan State University’s 21st athletic director.

MSU advises international students to remain in the U.S.

The Office for International Students and Scholars at Michigan State University sent out an email earlier this week warning international students not to travel outside of the U.S. The decision follows reports that the U.S. Department of State has temporarily suspended visa interviews for international students intending to study in the United States.

Brenda Tracy sues Denno and Vassar, Board of Trustees

Brenda Tracy is suing Trustees Rema Vassar and Dennis Denno along with Michigan State's Board of Trustees over their failure to protect her following her reporting of Mel Tucker for sexual harassment in 2023.

Police respond to body outside parking garage at Charles and Albert

Three former Spartans named to National Football Foundation College Football Hall of Fame ballot

The National Football Foundation released its ballot of 79 former FBS players and nine coaches for the 2026 College Football Hall of Fame class, which includes a pair of former MSU players, Flozell Adams and Morten Anderson, and former head coach Darryl Rogers. 

MSU selects Georgia Tech's J Batt as next athletic director

Michigan State University has announced the appointment of Georgia Tech’s J Batt as the next athletic director on Tuesday morning, one month after the departure of former Athletic Director Alan Haller, which triggered a nationwide search.

MSU football’s Darien Harris, Assistant AD, Business Development and NIL Strategy, departs for NFL

Announced on May 30, MSU football’s Darien Harris, an Assistant AD/Business Development and NIL Strategy, departed for the NFL, taking an opportunity with the New York Giants as the Director of Player Engagement.

Gov. Whitmer decides not to remove Trustees Vassar and Denno

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has decided not to remove Trustees Rema Vassar and Dennis Denno after the Board of Trustees voted to refer Vassar and Denno to the governor for consideration of their removal from the board in March 2024, according to letters from the Office of the Governor.

Denham Wojcik, son of assistant coach Doug Wojcik, transfers to MSU for final season

Harvard guard Denham Wojcik will spend his final year of eligibility in East Lansing after announcing his transfer Friday afternoon.