In the mid-80s, X-rated film showings across campus led to hostility from university officials, two lawsuits, American Civil Liberties Union involvement and the shooting of a pornographic movie on campus.
“I still think about that a lot, when I tell people about my time at ASMSU."
As part of a professor's effort to visually enhance the Michigan State College of Law, paintings, monuments, statues and copies of historical documents are currently on display at the school.
Michigan State is requiring investigations of campus sexual misconduct to include cross-examination hearings due to recent changes in the interpretation of Title IX law.
Sibs and Kids weekend at Michigan State welcomed student's family members and friends to campus for events held by the University Activities Board.
"Through the Storm" — an original production organized, directed and performed by students within the Michigan State Department of Theater aiming to take a "critical look" at sexual abuse — held its first of two shows Sunday.
More protection for students amid hazardous weather conditions, advocating for affirmative consent education and allocating money for the National Pan-Hellenic Council to hold a banquet were all topics of ASMSU's Thursday committee meetings.
A team led by an MSU student are competing against other student entrepreneurs in Student Startup Madness. They created their free pedicab service, Skoop Inc., last year.
A message sent to student email accounts through the Office of the Registrar Friday said Michigan State will offer block tuition waivers to students graduating in the coming year.
The second panel discussion of the MSU Museum’s "Finding our Voices: Sister Survivors Speak" series is set for Feb. 12.
A production made up of multiple theatre performances titled "Through the Storm" will take a “critical look” at sexual abuse and healing.
Two high-level administrators in MSU University Advancement were involved for years in an undisclosed, extramarital relationship.
The MSU College Democrats and the MSU College Republicans shared their reactions to President Trump's second State of the Union address.
Michigan State School of Journalism Director Lucinda Davenport will be stepping down at the end of this semester in order to focus more of her time on research and teaching. A search is underway to find her replacement.
In what could be the last update sent out to the university community before the permanent president is announced in June, the letter said Michigan State's presidential search committee has been accepting applications from “many interested candidates."
At its “Community Open Call”, the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University is seeking creative thinkers to help transform its MSU Broad Art Lab, located in Downtown East Lansing.
Members of the MSU Board of Trustees are seeking input from the Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct Expert Advisory Workgroup in creating a new healing assistance fund for Nassar survivors.
Next to Shaw Hall near the center of campus, the Student Greenhouse Project aims to construct a $11 million, 150-foot diameter biodome. The project is currently in a fundraising phase.
After sending her manuscript to multiple publishers who turned it down, education senior Hannah Safferman published her own children’s book titled “It’s OK to be Anxious” — focusing on coping mechanisms for childhood anxiety — on Jan. 31.
Halfway through the 2018-19 academic school year, sophomore Maysa Sitar was elected to be the Associated Students of Michigan State University’s Vice President for Governmental Affairs.