MSU's Dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine, William D. Strampel, stepped down from his position Thursday for medical leave. Strampel is accused of neglecting mandatory reporting requirements related to ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
The Nassar-related news you might have missed: A 60-year sentence, calls for Simon to resign, secrecy at MSU, Aly Raisman's message to Nassar, survivors frustrated with MSU and more.
In another call for MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon to resign, State House Speaker Tom Leonard, who is running for Michigan Attorney General, is the next public figure to call for Simon's resignation.
"MSU, you were told, you were aware and you silenced us and allowed a pedophile to flourish,” survivor Larissa Boyce said.
After the Federal Communications Commission announced two weeks ago it intends to repeal Obama-era nondiscrimination internet protections, known as "net neutrality," the internet as we know it is set for a revision.
Ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar sentenced to 60 years in federal child pornography case. He received the maximum sentence.
Throughout the past semester, MSU has been the topic of many important stories. Here is a look at some of the biggest stories of the semester.
From a tiny town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to the state's biggest city, MSU's reach extends far from the banks of the Red Cedar.
MSU student organizations begin to get in the Christmas spirit early, by adopting families from the Haven House of East Lansing and granting them their wish list.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette sent a letter to MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon Monday calling for the release of an internal investigation that looks into ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's work and impact at MSU.
The Lansing State Journal editorial board called for MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon's resignation in an editorial the newspaper published Wednesday. The editorial board believes Simon has failed to keep women safe from sexual assault and harassment on campus.
Ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar will appear in federal court Thursday for his sentencing for three charges related to child pornography — charges that could land Nassar a combined prison sentence of 22-27 years.
MSU’s Center for Service-Learning and Civic Engagement recently took the initiative to create its own Spartan Volunteer Service Award, after realizing international students were excluded from being able to receive the President’s Volunteer Service Award through the U.S.
A neighborhood in Detroit is about to hold Michigan State University’s very first urban-based center for food research in the beginning of 2018.
At the last ASMSU General Assembly meeting, the student government debuted its first Demographic Report.
The State News Editorial Board calls for the truth. Feds say Nassar should get 60 years for child pornography charges. Nassar's victims won't testify at his federal sentencing. Nassar pleads guilty to three sex assault charges in Eaton County. The price tag for MSU's hired law firms is growing. Did Michigan State look the other way? Nassar's victims and attorneys call for change at MSU. Nassar pleads guilty to seven sex assault charges in Ingham County. Gabby Douglas says she was abused by Nassar.
ASMSU's endowment fund to collect money to aid survivors of sexual assault with recovery has been frozen from accepting donations due to an oversight in the creation process.
MSUPD Capt. Doug Monette said "appropriate police resources" are being directed to both cases, which are still under investigation.
A partnership between PBS, WKAR, the Lansing School District and Michigan State University’s College of Education and College of Communication of Arts and Sciences will provide all kindergarteners in the Lansing School District with a PBS KIDS Playtime Pad by the end of December.