With a focus on mental and emotional health, food and nutrition, exercise, general health assistance and more, the MSU Health4U program aims to make wellness services accessible and available to university employees.
Quinn XCII will perform at MSU's annual spring concert on April 25.
Trustees Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay held a town hall meeting for members of the university community Monday evening. They hope to hold these meetings quarterly.
The Know More @ MSU survey will be led by the Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct Expert Advisory Workgroup, and aims to use the data collected for policy development and future programming.
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Michigan, discussed legislation to limit the influence of corporate money in politics at a public forum at Lansing's Pattengill Biotechnical Magnet School on Saturday.
The event, held on March 19 and 20, will feature speeches, workshops and a resource fair. It will also educate students and community members on how to advocate for environmental justice in business practices and more.
The bills passed through ASMSU's Thursday academic committee push for the Office of Institutional Equity to categorize violations of Title IX policy as evidence of harm in student rights cases, and for more transparency.
Mourners gathered Friday at the MSU Museum to honor the 49 killed in the terrorist attacks against two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
St. Patrick's Day is this weekend, and the Michigan State University Police Department has some safety tips for those celebrating around campus.
According to Local 4 WDIV Detroit and the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office, reports of an active shooter on the University of Michigan's campus stemmed from a group of teenage girls popping balloons.
An unknown burglary suspect entered a resident's room in Wilson Hall and committed an assault in the evening of March 15, according to the Michigan State University Police Department.
Michigan State students walked out of classes March 15 to protest climate change with other students across the world.
The strike — that around 60 students participated in — was MSU's version of the Global Climate Strike, a day designated by activists to raise awareness for climate change prevention.
Michigan State Trustees Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay will host a town hall meeting Monday, March 18.
Improv comedy group, 3PEAT, will give MSU students a chance to preview their latest skits on March 16 at the Business College Complex.
East Lansing has agreed to sell its property at Merritt Road and Park Lake Road to a buyer hoping to open a medical-marijuana dispensary at the location.
Skoller is an application that organizes student's schedules based off class syllabi. At the beginning of the school year, it was made available to all students across the United States.
In an effort to promote safety, select locations around East Lansing will offer free parking from March 17 at 6 a.m. to March 18 at noon.
Congress has reintroduced the Equality Act, a bill to make it illegal to discriminate against anyone on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
After two prior failures to do so, President Donald Trump has proposed heavily cutting funding to the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative for a third year in a row.