MSU Admissions will not penalize prospective or admitted students for having a disciplinary or criminal record for peacefully protesting. In light of the recent protests against gun violence and other issues, peaceful protests will not count against prospective and admitted students at MSU.
A total of 25 people were arrested at the protest against white nationalist Richard Spencer's speech at MSU.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, has released a final list of candidates for the upcoming April elections for the next session of government.
Daylight Saving Time is on the horizon, and MSU students, faculty and others alike will have to keep their eye on the clock come early Sunday morning.
East Lansing residents came out in full force to the Celebration of Diversity, timed as an alternative to the white supremacist rally being held at the MSU Pavilion.
Several hundred people gathered to protest Richard Spencer's highly-controversial speech at the MSU Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education on Monday.
On Monday, white nationalist Richard Spencer arrived at MSU for a highly-controversial speaking engagement that later ended up drawing a multitude of protests.
A group demonstrating against white nationalist Richard Spencer's visit to MSU, Change Agent Consortium, met with the director of MSU’s Office for Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives for a discussion on March 2.
White nationalist Richard Spencer arrived at MSU Monday afternoon for a scheduled speaking event on campus.
As a way of resisting white nationalist Richard Spencer’s ideas during his visit to MSU Monday, many student organizations and community groups are holding protests and alternative events. Follow along with our live coverage of the protests here or on our Twitter.
East Lansing residents rated public safety and the Hannah Center among their most prized services, while the PACE department and city festivals received the least love.
Interim President John Engler sent the MSU community an email Friday afternoon with an update, detailing the shootings at Central Michigan, white nationalist Richard Spencer's visit to MSU on March 5 and more.
MSU's student government members spoke with the Title IX office, passed a bill that advocates for more student involvement with the administration and discussed the election for next year’s general assembly.
Two people are dead following a shooting at Central Michigan University Friday morning that garnered national attention. The two victims were not students.
According to an article from the Lansing State Journal, Aly Raisman, six-time Olympic medalist, has filed a lawsuit against the United States Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics for failing to properly monitor ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
There were reports of shots fired at Central Michigan University around 9:20 a.m., according to Central Michigan Life.
MSU alumnus Justin Johnson hopes to become MSU's next trustee. Motivated by a love for MSU and a desire to "do right by the victims" of sexual abuse, Johnson wants to see a culture change at MSU.
Spring break is the time of partying, traveling and relaxation, but staying safe during those activities is an extremely important part.
Pop-punk mainstays All Time Low are making a stop at MSU for this year's MSU Residence Halls Association, or RHA, spring concert. The rock band will play the Wharton Center's Great Cobb Hall at 7 p.m. March 27.
As white nationalist Richard Spencer’s visit to MSU approaches, many student organizations have planned protests and other ways to resist Spencer’s ideas.