“I know a handful of people who were also going to study abroad this summer and are disappointed it is not going to work out. We all made peace with it because we know how big of an issue COVID-19 is and the importance of staying home.”
With universities closed nationwide and executive orders calling for people to stay home, many students have found themselves struggling with mental health in ways they hadn’t before.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Spartans are helping professionals on the frontlines by raising funds and contributing resources to make 3D-printed personal protective equipment, or PPE, including N95 masks and face shields.
International relations and comparative cultures and politics junior Abii-Tah Bih will serve as the president of Michigan State's undergraduate student government for the 2020-21 academic year.
The former Spartan is "healthy and on the road to recovery."
A crowd of an estimated 3,000 to 4,000 individuals participated in the "Operation Gridlock" protest against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's extension of the Stay home, Stay safe order at the capitol on Wednesday April 15.
ASMSU candidates for president held a debate Tuesday night ahead of a Wednesday general assembly vote.
Once fully prepared, the health centers' site will be able to test up to 100 people a day.
COVID-19 could delay the rise of Mel Tucker's program.
MSU's undergraduate student government holds elections for its Office of the President this week.
Staff photographers discuss what equipment they like to use while on assignment.
What to know about the coronavirus-related financial resources for students.
"Age does not grant anyone immunity to this disease. It’s a virus that doesn’t care who you are or what you do, but one that demands you care about it."
Hospitals are only letting medical personnel into the rooms of COVID-19 patients. To account for this, priests in the East Lansing area pray with patients over the phone.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer held a press conference Monday that brought attention to the number of cases, a coalition calling on the Trump administration to expand access to affordable healthcare, a mental health hotline from the MDHHS, unemployment benefits and new drive-through testing sites across Michigan.
When it comes to adjusting to a new living situation, whether that means going back to an old one or making extra adjustments if a family member is in the healthcare field, many students have expressed that they're growing closer to their families.
Graduate school exams cancel or launch online versions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
With K-12 classes suspended through June, parents whose children receive special education services face new challenges in the unprecedented time of at-home learning.
Local police departments see a decrease in call volume during the COVID-19 pandemic.
ASMSU has two candidates for president this year. In recent past, candidates ran unopposed.