Michigan State plans to hold discussion sessions, conduct follow-up surveys and do what it can to mitigate risks.
The results outline the thoughts students, faculty and staff have regarding MSU's campus climate around sexual assault and misconduct.
The term “generational wealth” refers to the wealth one is handed from the previous generation, which they must maintain — or build upon — to continue passing it down to future generations.
Six MSU students discuss their take on fashion, their style and how their peers dress.
With final exams approaching, students begin to feel anxiety weighing on them.
Students Against Gun Violence is a group that was formed in February. They advocate for policy change around firearms on campus.
Due to daylight savings time, it gets darker earlier — sometimes as early as 6 p.m. This means more students have to walk back from their later classes in the dark.
ASMSU representatives expressed concerns about a new proposed add/drop policy at the university.
Winter is coming. Here are some tips on how to beat the winter funk while on campus.
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."
“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."
Here are the events taking place throughout the week for Mental Health Awareness Week at MSU.
The exhibit will bring recent political topics to light through multimedia.
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.
ASMSU is hosting a First Generation Appreciation Week this week. Tuesday night, there was a roundtable discussion that confronted first generation student concerns and experiences.
The State News received reports of a robbery near Bessey Hall on the evening of Nov. 4 2019.
Cathleen Fry is an MSU graduate and lives in New Mexico, but she still continues to be an activist and fight for issues happening at the university.
ASMSU is hosting a First Generation Appreciation Week to assist and celebrate MSU’s first generation college students in their unique college experience.
This year, students at Michigan State University founded their own chapter of Students for Orphan Relief, or Orphan Relief, in order to help cater to orphans by providing them with resources.