ASMSU kicked off the second annual Mental Health Awareness Week Monday in the Student Services Center. The week aims to "release the stigma around mental health, educate students on resources available to them, and continue to advocate for increased mental health resources on campus."
Data from Michigan State's counseling screening shows that 44% of students reported some degree of suicidal ideation within a two-week period. Through education and awareness, the community can help.
East Lansing's services and policies relating to snow removal and leaf pickup.
“When I had strep throat, I still went to all of my classes because I feared getting behind and I didn’t want to lose those attendance points."
A new mayor and mayor pro tem were elected at Tuesday's East Lansing City Council meeting.
A new federal lawsuit accuses MSU's Office of Institutional Equity of dissuading a student from reporting instances of sexual assault.
After being demolished by the Fighting Irish last NCAA tournament, the Spartans are relishing the chance to get revenge this Thursday.
Four East Lansing court cases were rescheduled recently, here's what to know about them going forward.
Incoming cold weather brings a reminder for Michigan State students to stay prepared.
The Rock on Farm Lane read, “Fire Dantonio (31-10)." It comes amid the recent four-game losing streak.
East Lansing's new council will be sworn in during tomorrow's meeting.
Here are the events taking place throughout the week for Mental Health Awareness Week at MSU.
The MSU star's younger brother died Saturday.
Student organization DreaMSU hosted a rally outside the Hannah Administration Building Friday to demand rights for immigrant, undocumented and DACA status students at MSU.
The exhibit will bring recent political topics to light through multimedia.
With women's basketball starting up, here are the big takeaways from the Spartans' first game.
The California Bill has snowballed to other states, including Michigan.
The election day recap with perspectives from precinct officials and a look at student turnout.
ASMSU hosted a student panel to discuss ways to enhance the experience of first-generation students as part of First Generation Student Appreciation Week Wednesday night.
To keep students interested in history courses after they have completed their prerequisites, Mark Waddell created a history course about witchcraft, astrology, alchemy and more.