The Michigan House of Representatives is prepared to vote on amended legislation made in response to ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse after six weeks of testimony from survivors.
MSU Interim President John Engler has appointed Robert Young to the position of vice president and general counsel at the university.
Former MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon has agreed to testify before a congressional subcommittee that has jurisdiction over the health and safety of athletes from USA Gymnastics, the U.S. Olympics and the NCAA.
Rhonda Faehn, who is believed to be the first official from USA Gymnastics to be made aware of the sexual abuse allegations against ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, is no longer employed by the sports governing body, officials announced today.
It was announced on Wednesday that MSU reached a $500 million lawsuit settlement with 332 survivors of ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse. Since then, many survivors and other members of the MSU community have been vocal about the settlement on social media.
A day after MSU settled the hundreds of lawsuits filed against the university by the survivors of ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's abuse, Interim President John Engler issued a letter to the MSU community in response.
MSU has settled the hundreds of lawsuits filed against the university by survivors of ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse, according to a report done by the Detroit Free Press.
MSU interim President John Engler released an update to the campus community Friday.
Amid reports that MSU knew about allegations against William Strampel as early as 2005, but did not act upon them, one of MSU’s top legal officers has resigned.
In an eight-page proposal released Tuesday, MSU Board of Trustees member Brian Mosallam called for the implementation of new and updated policies that would work toward forming a more open university administration in the coming months.
A study done by the Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, found that the majority of MSU undergraduate students find ASMSU to be “responsive” and “effective.”
An investigation conducted by MSU's Office of Institutional Equity, or OIE, concluded that journalism professor and ex-MSU Faculty Athletic Representative Sue Carter did not violate university policy while she was engaged in a sexual relationship with a student.
Despite reports that Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Rosemarie Aquilina has called for the resignations of MSU's trustees and interim president, Aquilina said she has not called for these resignations, but rather is simply supporting the survivors.
A report by the Roosevelt Institute at MSU found MSU's decision to invest in hedge funds, decrease its annual endowment and spend high amounts on interest rate swaps have harmed students and have cost the university millions.
Throughout the sexual abuse cases against ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, former President Lou Anna K. Simon’s resignation, protests from the MSU community and other occurrences on campus, MSU’s Communications and Brand Strategy office, or CABS, has received a high volume of media requests.
International relations senior Lorenzo Santavicca was MSU's undergraduate student body president for two years, the only student ever to serve back-to-back terms in the undergraduate student government's history. As he prepares to graduate, he looks back on his time as a student — and a leader.
Gold medal-winning U.S. Olympian McKayla Maroney tried to tell former Twistars Gymnastics Club owner and USA Gymnastics Coach John Geddert about ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse in 2011, Maroney said in an interview with NBC News.
MSU has kept its ties with Rick Butler, a prominent volleyball coach publicly accused of sexually abusing and raping teenage athletes in the 1980s.
Students, alumni, faculty and other MSU community members gathered on the steps of the Hannah Administration Building on April 20 to call for the resignations of MSU's trustees and interim president.
Students, survivors and other members of the community want the Board of Trustees and Interim President John Engler to resign. And in demand for better leadership on campus, they gathered on Friday to express their disappointment, frustration and anger.