Following a pilot fall break from Oct. 25-26 during fall semester 2021, Michigan State University announced today that the break will become a permanent fixture in the academic calendar going forward.
“The Facebook page Bring Brendan Home continues to raise awareness of Brendan’s story,” the Santo family said on the Facebook page. “The BBH Warriors (as we like to call them) are working tirelessly sharing posts, posting flyers, reaching out to influential person/persons and giving their support to our family. Our family is overwhelmed by everything everyone is doing. Our family remains hopeful that we will find Brendan and bring him home.”
The general assembly also heard from university vice president and chief diversity officer Jabbar R. Bennett and Open Educational Resources librarian Regina Gong.
"The baby car seat related to human trafficking is a myth and has been widely reported as an unsupported claim on the internet," Rozman said. "Other posts very similar to this one with different locations inserted appear in multiple places on the internet and all appear to be misinformation."
These benefits were originally cut in September 2020 following a university estimation that predicted approximately $300 million in losses for the 2020-21 fiscal year.
Four individuals were found passed out at 2 a.m. Saturday morning, one of which was unresponsive and not breathing.
The initiatives include the Police and Public Safety Advisory Committee, which will develop a new “strategic outlook” for the department to address the specific safety needs of MSU’s campus and the SafeMSU application.
Hillel’s Director of Israel Education and Programs Maddi Jackson said that Slotkin’s presence allowed the Jewish student union to organize with other groups across campus and promote awareness of issues that matter to them.
Tanya Jachimiak previously held two positions, the title IX coordinator and the associate vice president. Her role as coordinator was replaced temporarily by Nicole Schmidtke Oct. 1 until Krohnfelt took over the associate vice president role in early November.
Barrett will likely run against incumbent Rep. Elissa Slotkin for her federal House of Representatives seat.
The Ingham County Health Department broke down current COVID-19 numbers, prevalence rates and precautions to take in face of the virus throughout the community.
Due to this year's late leaf drop, fall bulk leaf collection has been extended to the week of Nov. 22 on the city's west side.
Milo Takahashi has been found safe after being reported missing Nov. 16.
Researchers spanning a wide range of disciplines have been working together to transform MSU’s campus into a live, connected network ideal for studying all areas of autonomous mobility. The most recent addition to MSU’s growing autonomous ecosystem is an electric autonomous bus.
Balancing college and a band can be tough work, but the guys of East Lansing's Pretty Jane and the Magazines are happy to do it. Their second single, "Lexapro," dropped earlier this month.
If you have information on his whereabouts please contact the Meridian Township Police Department at 517-853-4800.
After a year-and-a-half of online learning, students and faculty alike are realizing that mental health needs to take a higher priority in the classroom.
“I have not had a single person tell me that they will vote no,” part-time nurse Destinee Griffin said. “Nobody wants to do it. It’s not good for us, it’s not good for the community, it’s not good for the hospital. I do want what’s best for Sparrow Hospital, and that’s part of the reason why I’m so passionate about this.”
Presented by the Lansing Board of Water and Light, this year’s Silver Bells in the City will feature an electric light parade, shopping in the Silver Bells Village and the lighting of the official State of Michigan Christmas tree.
What do Magic Johnson, Diana Ross' sister and the MSU marching band have in common? They all appear on Jake P. Dwyer's mural on The Graduate Hotel in East Lansing.