"This is Native land, we belong here, we're supposed to be here," Neely Bardwell said. "That's one of the biggest things that we're fighting against at the University level, is getting them to recognize that ... through violent processes that this University was able to be built."
“In order to build the trust, transparency, and accountability we can hold our board to, they need to undergo some professional development training and development in general,” Vice President for Academic Affairs Aaron Iturralde said.
The non-stop drawing event had a number of stations for students and community members to come and draw what ever they wanted for as long as they wanted from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A letter sent to Eric Scorsone was dated Sept. 9 and referred to a meeting held the same day, saying Scorsone's duties as board secretary were to end immediately. His departure from the position resulted in a change in his retirement date.
During the week of Aug. 29, the band began actively performing in East Lansing once again, using every opportunity they got.
More than just a title, establishing MSU as a sanctuary campus would be "the beginning of what can be accomplished, not only for DACA students, but every single student on campus," Carl Austin Miller Grondin, vice president of DreaMSU said.
This hasn’t been a unique experience to MSU. In 2020, the Board of Trustees renamed the Nisbet Human Resources Building after the discovery of Stephen Nisbet's affiliation with the Klu Klux Klan in the 1920s.“It’s shown that Stanley has the power to do this,” Le said. “It’s been shown that the Board of Trustees have the power to do this. So, if they did this to Nisbet, why can’t they do it with Gaynor?”
u00a0VanAtten was charged by Nessel's office with seven felony counts, including four counts of assault and three weapons charges, on Aug. 23. He is also charged with one count of third-degree retail fraud u2013 a misdemeanor.
Hazing is an ongoing issue for Greek Life participants. From public humiliation to unfortunate injuries, the Panhellenic Council and National Hazing Prevention Organization raise awareness during hazing prevention week.
Attorney General Dana Nessel responds to Michigan Supreme Court's denial of her application to review the reversing of Kathie Klages' conviction.
Six state-level candidates faced what Rep. Sarah Anthony called "the toughest round of questioning a candidate can get" on Sept. 19 in a Lansing Community College auditorium.
With fraternity rush taking place from Sept. 19 to Sept. 23, these five fraternities are opening their new doors to their new prospects. The other chapters remain at their same addresses.
Ninety-four highly ranked professors have put their support behind President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. Here's what they said in a letter Monday.
The new LED lights on campus are brighter and more efficient than before. Other campus safety upgrades coming to campus include fencing along portions of the Red Cedar River and centralizing the security camera system.
Seven faculty research teams in MSU's College of Social Science received funding of up to $30,000 each through a grant program. Two of these research projects include encouraging mass timber construction in Michigan and analyzing the effects of Detroit's Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
Nick Lundberg breaks down the different gyms in and around MSU to help you find the right match for yourself.
"I put a lot of effort and sacrifices into making that happen so that I could make sure that I provided for the family that I was building to the best of my abilities," MSU alumnus Rayshawn Holbrook said. "And to make sure that what I was willing to offer them was so much more, so much greater, than what was able to be offered to me."
A new freestanding emergency room located in Okemos is now open to see patients. It hopes to serve areas further away from the main Sparrow Health Systems hospital in Lansing.
Lansing is home to a variety of proudly LGBTQ-owned businesses. From cat cafes to thrift stores and counseling services, the queer community has a lot to offer in the Capitol Region.
MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said the Board of Trustees failed to review Title IX reports for certification.