NEWS
Police respond to CATA bus assault Wednesday night
On Wednesday, April 16, East Lansing Police Department responded to a call of an alleged assault on a CATA bus.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
'A bad system': Tom Izzo delivers a harsh truth about the transfer portal era
Michigan State University men’s basketball head coach Tom Izzo didn’t mince words at his Wednesday press conference: “We’ve created a bad system.”
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MSU faculty join call for Big Ten 'mutual defense compact' against Trump administration
Under the compact, participating institutions would “commit meaningful funding to a shared or distributed defense fund” that would “provide immediate and strategic support to any member institution under direct political or legal infringement," according to the faculty senate's resolution.
COMMUNITY
Thousands of Bibles handed out on MSU campus
By one estimate, over 70 members of Gideons International arrived at the university Wednesday morning to distribute 5,000 Bibles.
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MSU student suing Trump administration to restore visa record
An international student at Michigan State University is suing the Trump administration, arguing the Department of Homeland Security unlawfully terminated his student visa record.
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New course seeks to document history of women's studies at MSU
Students in the class will be working with Lisa Fine, a historian and professor in MSU’s Department of History, to research and document the history of women’s and gender studies programs at Michigan State.
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Everything you need to know for MSU spring commencement 2025
Michigan State University is preparing to celebrate its seniors at spring commencements from May 2 to May 10 at the Breslin Center and Wharton Center for Performing Arts. From speakers to times of ceremonies, here’s everything you need to know before attending.
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Sole ASMSU presidential candidate promises greater student engagement if elected
Associated Students of Michigan State University presidential candidate Kathryn Harding stressed that her tenure, if elected, would make the student government more visible to the student body they serve, as engagement has been historically low.
SPORTS
MSU gymnastics prepares for first NCAA Championships appearance in 37 years
No. 8 Michigan State University gymnastics advanced to the 2025 NCAA Championships semifinals for the first time since 1988, placing second with a score of 198.000 in the regional final.
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Pepsi products to replace Coca-Cola on campus at all fountain drink locations
After a well-established 23 years, Coca-Cola lost to PepsiCo in the bidding process for servicing fountain drinks at Michigan State University. This beverage swap will be implemented in Fall 2025.
PODCASTS
The 1909: An overview of the latest MSU Board of Trustees meeting
Host Alex Walters with administration reporters Emilio Perez Ibarguen and Owen McCarthy, give a summary of the events at the MSU Board of Trustees meeting last Friday.
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MSU establishes council to consider college merger, new College of Health Professions
The university has formed the One Health Council to advise President Kevin Guskiewicz and other university leaders on how to bring the "One team, One health" vision to life.
BASEBALL
MSU baseball dominates Western Michigan in 14–4 win
In the fifth game of a nine-game homestand, Michigan State University baseball defeated Western Michigan 14-4 via run rule.
SOFTBALL
MSU softball falls 4-3 to Notre Dame in back-and-forth battle
The MSU softball team returned home to Secchia Stadium on Tuesday to host Notre Dame in the final non-conference series of the season. Though a back-and-forth battle to start, a strong fourth inning pushed the Fighting Irish to victory.
COMMUNITY
Student investigating mummified creature found on campus
An MSU student is investigating a one-foot-long mummified creature with skin the color of burnt paper, dried strings of intestine coming out of its backside and a mouth full of sharp, white teeth.
PODCASTS
Reeling It In: CHICKEN JOCKEY | A 'Minecraft' movie
Hosts Jack Williams and Shakyra Mabone, with guest Robin Han, share their thoughts on the new Minecraft movie, whether or not kids' movies should be entertaining to adults and if the quality of children's media has deteriorated due to the nature of the film industry.
HEALTH
1-year-old with measles visited MSU campus, according to Ingham County Health Department
The infected individual is a 1-year-old female who recently traveled outside of the state and visited Michigan State University campus and surrounding areas in early April.
COMMUNITY
'Brilliance is not determined by your language': MSU professor teaches power of AAVE
MSU professor Denise Troutman teaches her students about the history, practices, misconceptions and power of Ebonics.