The project was funded through the arts council’s Artist in the Community grant, which awards up to $4,000 to a local artist every other year. The artist received $3,000 to complete the labyrinth.
MSU's Title IX office released its first mid-year Title IX report Tuesday. The report details specific incidents reported to MSU's Title IX office under the RVSM policy from Aug. 16, 2016 to Dec. 31, 2016.
Former USA Gymnastics CEO Steven Penny received a $1 million payout after resigning. Nassar built a reputation as one of the best gymnastics doctors in the nation for 20 years — through MSU. An attorney looks to quash a deposition subpoena relating to a Nassar lawsuit.
Auston Robertson was the unnamed player that reported three of his ex-teammates to MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio for allegedly raping a woman at a party on Jan. 16, according to MSU Board of Trustees member Mitch Lyons.
Four plaintiffs in a lawsuit related to ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar plan to file an amended complaint to add allegations against MSU defendants. If their motion for leave is granted, the plaintiffs will amend their original complaint — adding allegations against MSU defendants listed in the case.
East Lansing City Council voted 4-0 to approve the agreement. Demolition of the blighted Grand River buildings could begin later this summer, paving the way for a new hotel and other improvements.
Former MSU football player Joshua King was arraigned Wednesday morning in the 54-B District Court, on three charges stemming from an alleged sexual assault that took place on Jan. 16 at University Village apartments.
Attorney John Shea claimed on Wednesday ex-MSU football player Donnie Corley is innocent of raping a woman and is being falsely accused of a crime he did not commit.
Ex-MSU football player Demetric Vance was arraigned in the 54B district court Tuesday afternoon. He faces up to 15 years of prison if convicted.
The East Lansing Farmer's Market is officially underway for its 2017 edition. Opening Day came and went as vendors from across the state came together in East Lansing to sell their homegrown products.
In two separate incidences of alleged sexual assault involving members of the MSU football team, the Jones Day law firm found senior members of the football program were in compliance with the university's RVSM policy, according to the law firm's report that was released to the public on Monday.
Carol Siemon, Ingham County Prosecutor, has decided to authorize sexual assault charges against three MSU football players under investigation, according to a press release. The warrants were requested by MSU police.
An investigation remains ongoing after MSU police have received two reports of a "peeping Tom" near MSU's campus within the span of a month.
After an orchard owner sued East Lansing claiming violation of his religious freedom, outlets across the country ranging from the Associated Press to Fox News have picked up the story.
The MSU Board of Trustees will hear from Athletic Director Mark Hollis and head football coach Mark Dantonio during a work session on Monday. Following months of pressure surrounding the MSU football program, Hollis and Dantonio will brief the trustees on athletics and football.
In honor of former MSU football Mike Sadler, a Denver-based brewery has created its own beer in remembrance. Key parts of the beer, including the ingredients, have Sadler's influence.
Bled Fest, a music festival presented by Fusion Shows, returned to the HPAC in Howell, Michigan May 27. The event brought forth a variety of different music styles and backgrounds as it continued for its 13th year.
Dr. Terrie E. Taylor, MSU Distinguished Professor of internal medicine and an osteopathic physician, has worked for decades to study malaria transmission, infection and treatment methods.
Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian non-profit organization, filed the 40-page lawsuit on behalf of Stephen Tennes, owner of The Country Mill. Tennes had posted to Facebook the orchard would not host weddings of same-sex couples.
Musicians and MSU faculty members remember William David Brohn, a world-famous, award-winning orchestrator and MSU graduate.