The Associated Students of Michigan State University at their general assembly meeting passed bills in favor of advocacy toward a campus Green New Deal and improved university communications on campus safety issues.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University general assembly agreed they should pass a bill addressing antisemitism on campus Thursday. What they couldn't agree on — and debated for over an hour — was the bill's inclusion of Zionism and its definition.
Advertisement management junior Yashika Ramchandani created T100 Pro Bars, power bars geared towards people with diabetes and hypoglycemia, after her sister was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. The limited food options for those with these conditions inspired Ramchandani to create the bar, which is an authentic Indian recipe. She hopes to have the product on the market by the end of April.
Diversity, equity and inclusion efforts will remain a priority despite threats from Washington, he said, and the university is honing arguments for state and federal policymakers in hopes of protecting funding in coming budgets.
Quark!, a science inspired gift shop on Grand River Avenue, has moved to an online-only business after four years as a brick and mortar store. Owner Renee Leone explained why she decided to make this move and the possibilities for Quark!'s future.
The federal agency has monitored MSU relatively closely in the years following the Larry Nassar scandal.
A whistleblower complaint alleges the top HR administrator sought to covertly compile “derogatory information” stored in the personnel files of high-ranking employees at the behest of a trustee.
The newest show at the Wharton Center for Performing Arts is 'Life of Pi,' which opened on Tuesday, March 11 and will be running until Sunday, March 16. The cast of the show gathered in the Wharton Center on March 12 to answer questions from fans and community members.
The departure represents further shake up in MSU's administration, which has undergone some restructuring since President Kevin Guskiewicz took the helm last March.
Amidst a new age of college athletics with money being the name of the game, MSU made a strategic move by creating a new position in its athletic department by hiring former Detroit Lions executive Jon Dykema, who will serve as MSU's Executive Senior Associate AD/Student-Athlete Management and Assistant General Counsel.
Mass layoffs at federal agencies have jeopardized internship and employment opportunities for MSU students. For one recent graduate, the layoffs meant losing her dream job.
Michigan State University’s Wharton Center for Performing Arts has officially announced its selections for the upcoming 2025-2026 Broadway series. The list of shows includes six Broadway shows that will be making their Wharton Center debut, as well as two special events.
On Friday, Feb. 28, MSU’s University Activities Board (UAB) hosted the Feed the Break event at the Multicultural Center. In collaboration with MSU’s Spartan Food Security Council (SFSC). Feed the Break was established to provide a meal for students before spring break and to raise awareness about food insecurity.
MSU's accreditors reaffirmed the university’s accreditation for another ten years, nearly a year and a half after saying a trustee's alleged misconduct raised "potential concerns."
The group, which partners with counties throughout Michigan to provide educational services, is the first independently organized extension network in the country, organizers say.
On Thursday, Feb. 27, cartoonist and historian Joel Christian Gill led a presentation at Michigan State University where he explored the importance of sharing stories. From the moment that his parents met right up to his current project, Gill used humor, creativity and comic art to tell his own story.
Dr. Russell J. Ledet spoke about the history of slavery, his family and his ancestors’ resistance that led him to where he is today.
Chambliss said he's "often trying to recover stories about Black spaces" and people who have been "hidden in the record."
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered her annual State of the State Address on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at the Michigan State Capitol. Whitmer’s speech worked to appeal to both parties, advocating for bipartisan solutions to Michigan issues, with a heavy focus on the higher education of residents.
This year marks the 65th anniversary of MSU’s African Studies Center. Located in room 100 in the International Center, the African Studies Center is home to many events and programs that can help students learn more about Africa in a global context.