News of the disease and its impact on campus has evolved over time, from statements saying MSU's risk of exposure is unlikely to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declaring a state of emergency to the World Health Organization calling the coronavirus a pandemic.
In the wake of Michigan State's decision to cancel in-person classes due to COVID-19, more events have been rescheduled or canceled.
Michigan State released an update to students about dining halls and on-campus housing.
Michigan State canceled in-person classes after two cases of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 were confimed in the state. Here's how students reacted.
MSU suspended in-person classes following cases of COVID-19 in Michigan, including an individual linked to campus.
Michigan State hasn't cancelled in-person classes yet, but is preparing for a potential transition.
Michigan State halted non-essential domestic travel and all international travel including study abroads departing before April 20.
The fire is still being investigated but no injuries were reported.
The first annual Student Basic Needs Awareness Symposium hopes to address financial issues some students within the community are facing. The symposium is scheduled for March 12.
An MSU letter detailed recommendations about COVID-19 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for students returning to East Lansing after spring break.
Michigan State's reaction and response to the spread of the coronavirus
Students that posted racist comments in an 'Ask President Stanley' event will not have their IP addresses traced by law enforcement.
Representatives of Canterbury MSU, All Saints Episcopal Church and Edgewood United Church gathered at Wells Hall on Wednesday to offer glitter ashes to students and faculty for Ash Wednesday in support of the LGBTQ community.
MSU's Sparta Kickz hosted various shoe vendors last Sunday for a sneaker convention.
Michigan State researchers are examining algae hibernation to see if they can enhance its viability as a biofuel.
Ah, yes. Spring break. It’s the time of year when the rich kids go off to Boca, Florida or the Bahamas, and the "poors" stay back to go somewhere in-state, at best.
The State News provides pros and cons when it comes to living in North Neighborhood dorms.
ASMSU considers a tax increase before it goes to a student vote, the first since 2006.
MSU's administration is hiring a Multicultural Development Coordinator.