The project to install over 300 updated and additional cameras on campus is complete, according to an email sent by LiveOn March 29. Cameras were installed following safety concerns in and around the University.
In honor of Women's History Month, Culture Reporter Amalia Medina is back with more recs, this time for female artists to listen to.
While some students begin the internship application process as early as November or December of the year prior to the actual job window, spring semester is recognized by many as “internship season.”
Detroiters braved high winds and cold on Sunday to show their support for Ukrainian independence at Hart Plaza, where speakers spanning local Ukrainian-American organizers and interfaith leaders called for an end to Russia’s invasion of the country.
MSU Gymnastics will compete in the NCAA Regionals in Seattle on March 31.
“This litigation is part of an ongoing harassment campaign by a union, designed to interfere with our company’s operations and relationships,” UEC President Scott Flegler said in a statement. “We take any claims of discrimination extremely seriously and have a track record of doing so.”
The documentaries just wanted their time to shine. Too bad Chris Rock made an offensive joke, and Will Smith took it very personally. And that's when one of the most shocking moments in awards show history happened: a slap on national television.
New Michigan State University research found that incorporating in-season water deficit information into remote sensing-based crop models significantly improves corn yield predictions.
Many JMC classes discuss institutionalized racism, white supremacy and other topics pertaining to race and identity, yet some students feel the college lacks diversity within its students and instructors.
“A lack of surprise and terror are not supposed to go together, right?” social relations and policy senior Troy Distelrath said. “I feel both at the same time here, a complete lack of surprise and a complete terror for what is to come if major policy and societal change doesn’t happen.”
Multiple speakers at the March 25 climate strike discussed how Black and Indigenous people are disproportionately affected by climate issues.
Six new, boutique shops opened in Lansing's Middle Village Micro Market this month, giving small business owners a place to test their product and integrate into the community.
On March 3, President Stanley announced in a community-wide email that Michigan State University’s mask mandate would be lifted in most indoor settings on campus, excluding classes and labs, on the following Sunday, March 6.
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Travis Menge is campaigning for the Board of Trustees under the Republican nomination. His campaign is in opposition to the university's vaccine mandate and the idea of critical race theory. He hopes to improve the value of students' education for the cost.
During his speech, former adviser to President Donald Trump Dr. Scott Atlas told the crowd a great number of falsehoods, including that the lockdowns from 2020 were responsible for more deaths than COVID-19, and said that vaccines against the disease were ineffective.
The Ingham County Health Department, or ICHD, and Michigan State University are holding a COVID-19 vaccine clinic at the Breslin Center on Monday, March 28.
The 2022 Shamrock 5K will start at the MSU Auditorium on Saturday, March 26 at 10 a.m. Hosted by MSU Tower Guard, the 3.1-mile route will wrap around campus.
Eleven faculty members from various MSU colleges were granted the award for the 2021-2022 school year.
Renee Knake Jefferson announced she will run to keep her position on the Board of Trustees. Her campaign values are accountability, transparency, accessibility and safety.
In 2015, an MSU student made national news when he made an anonymous post on YikYak that said, “I’m gonna (gun symbol) the school at 12:15 p.m. today.” Seven years later, the students and faculty wonder if this app brings anything positive to the community.