Last Friday, Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees voted to demolish the historic IM West by spring 2027. And while the structure itself will no longer exist, its decades of history will live on through memories of the Spartan community.
Civil Rights leader Jesse L. Jackson died at the age of 84, his son announced Tuesday morning. The leader and founder of the Rainbow/PUSH coalition and colleague of Martin Luther King Jr. visited campus five times throughout his life.
Former Michigan State University professor filed an intent to sue in January, alleging discrimination on the basis of sex.
MSU students enjoyed a sudden warm spell Monday following weeks of freezing weather. Will the warm weather hold?
The MSU community gathered Friday evening in recognition of the third anniversary of the Feb. 13, 2023, campus shooting.
Dr. Mona Hanna, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine associate dean of public health, has been recognized in TIME Magazine’s 2026 TIME100 health list of the World’s Most Influential Leaders in Health.
MSU Extension United has reached a deal with Michigan State University, securing raises, but for some, hiking health care premiums.
This Valentine’s Day, MSU Museum invites its visitors to think about the world around them with its public outreach event, SciCurious, which presents attendees with an array of scientific collections, live specimens, and interactive activities. SciCurious is set to take place in the MSU Museum’s newly renovated building from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, February 14th. Anyone can attend, and although registration via the museum’s website is encouraged, it’s not required.
On the third anniversary of the Feb. 13, 2023, campus shooting, MSU now faces the tricky question of how to memorialize a day that was not experienced first-hand by most on campus.
Artificial Intelligence isn't going away anytime soon. For member of MSU's AI club, that's reason to help students learn how to embrace AI, whether it's in their classes or their future jobs.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees will host a sixth meeting this year, after voting to reduce the required annual number to five in 2024. MSU and its board have settled on hosting another private forum with university stakeholders in addition to the public meeting in September.
After Super Bowl LX, students share their opinions and disappointments about the commercials: specifically, the amount of AI and casting choices.
A consultant for MSU's University Advancement office has worked with Kim Tobin for over a decade across two institutions. Now he's been given more responsibilities, and once attended a Madonna concert with Tobin.
Dyson Mingo is more than an environmental science senior; he's also a top-ranked Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player and captain on the Michigan State University varsity esports team.
Parents took to social media to voice frustrations and concerns as the alert served as a traumatic reminder of the campus shooting in 2023 after an accidental emergency alert signaling an “active violent incident” was sent to students, families, faculty, and staff across Michigan State University's campus this morning.
Michigan State University issued an apology Tuesday afternoon for a “drill” emergency notification sent to students, faculty, staff and parents. In a letter penned by MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz and MSU Department of Police and Public Safety Chief of Police Mike Yankowski, they wrote that the message was “inadvertently” sent during a routine system test by MSU’s Security Operations Center (SOC).
An emergency drill alert was sent to Michigan State University campus and parents, yet for some it was not clear it was just a drill.
Student-run meme pages serve as a platform for students to laugh at campus camaraderie and voice real issues.
The Michigan State University community will gather across campus Friday, Feb. 13, for a full day of remembrance marking three years since the campus shooting that killed three students and injured five.
The Michigan State Symphony Orchestra held its first concert of the semester on Friday, Feb. 6, in the Wharton Center, which included music from the orchestral suite “The Planets,” composed by Gustav Holst over three years from 1914 to 1917.