Despite power returning for the majority of Michigan State University’s campus, students say the aftereffects of the near-seven-hour outage still continue to complicate campus life.
Michigan State University will transition to remote learning on Monday following a campuswide power outage.
A failure at the T.B. Simon Power Plant led to a widespread power outage on Michigan State University’s campus Saturday, although power is now being restored.
A widespread power outage is affecting residence and dining halls across Michigan State University's campus.
On the third floor of the MSU International Center, the MSU Muslim Studies Program celebrated its 20th anniversary with keynote speaker Mohammed Ayoob, a distinguished international relations professor emeritus and founding coordinator of the program.
All Michigan State University Interfraternity Council's recruitment activities were canceled following the death of a member.
At the ALPACT "Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops" screening and panel discussion, a group of six law enforcement and mental health professionals discussed the importance of continued collaboration and resource building in order to properly serve individuals experiencing mental health crises.
Michigan State University faculty senate voted to ask the President and the Board of Trustees to not respond to a letter from the Trump Administration prior to seeking review from University Council.
New York Times Publisher A. G. Sulzberger will be a speaker in the next installment of Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz' Presidential Speaker Series on Tuesday, Sept. 29.
Will Lawrence, the Democratic nominee for Michigan’s 7th Congressional District, joined the Michigan State University College Democrats on Tuesday, warning of the dangers of artificial intelligence amid calls to halt data center development — all while creating colorful jewelry with attendees.
Michigan State University alumnus and international correspondent Marc Stewart championed the university's global learning opportunities to encourage students to cultivate cultural literacy with the advent of artificial intelligence on Monday.
Before the doors opened for U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan State University town hall on Friday, hundreds of students crowded the halls of the MSU Union in anticipation.
Three months after the Board of Trustees' last public meeting, faculty, students and public commentators walked into the Hannah Administration building ready to voice their concerns with a still-fractured board.
U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed reinforced his calls for Medicare for all and curbing corporate influence while outlining positions on affordable housing, artificial intelligence and data center development at a Michigan State University town hall on Friday.
