MSU’s first observatory, built by students, became the subject of the MSU Campus Archaeology Program’s 2024 field school, with students working to excavate parts of the building’s foundation.
Adam Russell says he was attending an Izzone Campout in October 2021 when a fireworks show left him partially blinded.
Four minors have been charged with two counts of aggravated assault each in connection to a hate crime that occurred at the Michigan State University library in April, according to the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office.
By 8 a.m., an hour before the ribbon-cutting ceremony, the line to enter the store was wrapped around the full parking lot.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees approved the appointment of several deans and interim deans, expansions to a chip testing facility and renovations to the Spartan Stadium, among other things, at their meeting this morning in Flint.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees have postponed a controversial vote to shorten the time allowed for public comments at their meetings.
Michigan State University trustees temporarily evacuated their meeting in Flint after a protest calling for the university to divest funds erupted.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees approved increases to tuition in the 2024-2025 school year at their Friday meeting in Flint.
Former strength and conditioning coach Mike Vorkapich, who is white and has Tourette’s syndrome, will receive $195,000 from MSU after alleging his employers discriminated against him.
Recent MSU psychology graduate Maya Manuel is hosting an opening night exhibit dedicated to raising awareness on gun safety, encouraging those to do it on their own terms.
On Monday, the Hurriya Coalition held a press conference and rally at the front of the Hannah Administration building after they met with MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Jabbar R. Bennett and Senior Vice President for Student Life and Engagement Vennie Gore.
This year's festival featured live performances, dozens of local vendors and businesses and resources about personal health and the history of the LGBTQ+ community.
Written by digital storytelling senior Brendan Conant, “Tomato Soup” tells the story of a recently signed professional baseball player named Dodd as he struggles with leaving his hometown, a narrative that stemmed from Conant’s own life experiences.
The board will vote on shortening the time allotted for public comment at their meetings to 45 minutes total. Activists say the university is limiting one of their only ways to address campus leadership.
Members of Black student groups at Michigan State University say employees who want to celebrate Juneteenth are put in a bind by university policies.
Juneteenth has been celebrated as a national holiday since 2021 and a state holiday in Michigan since 2020, honoring the day the last enslaved African Americans were notified of their freedom in the U.S. in 1865. The Greater Lansing community has sought to keep the legacy of these celebrations alive and continue to celebrate African American culture from the outskirts of the city to the heart of MSU.
University faculty and staff must use a “Personal Observance Day” to celebrate the holiday.
Residents of The Quarters East Lansing apartment complex woke up to their cars fully submerged in water due to a thunderstorm Monday morning.
The Michigan State University Department of Public Safety and Police, or MSU DPPS, announced Monday through a campus-wide email the department will start automatically enrolling phone numbers for students and staff into the MSU Alert System.
On June 29, a retrospective of Halaby’s works will be displayed at Michigan State’s Broad Art Museum. The exhibition, titled “Samia Halaby: Eye Witness,” will be displayed at the museum until Dec. 15.