A proposed 2.7 percent increase in MSU’s state funding is a good sign for the future of higher education, MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon said.
A federal judge is reviewing the constitutionality of Proposal 2 after hearing arguments Wednesday in a U.S. District Court in Detroit.
MSU officials have banned Richard Shafer, assistant director of Student Life, from contacting students for the remainder of the semester amid an investigation to determine if he violated university policy.
When it comes to academic governance at MSU, it takes a majority — quite literally — to get things done.
About 75 percent of the 6.5 million registered potential bone marrow donors are white, leaving minorities in need of transplants without a match.
After meeting three South African orphans whose mother died from AIDS more than a year ago, Kevin Kuehn started writing letters to the siblings.
For Melissa Fore, the first step to better health care for graduate employees is to acknowledge the difference between graduate and undergraduate needs.
For Kristin Bott, a teaching assistant in the Lyman Briggs College, there is nothing worse than leaving a classroom feeling like you didn’t do a good job.
There are no seating charts in campus cafeterias, but high school habits have managed to infiltrate residence halls, sociology graduate student Jessica Mills said.
Tucker Avram has bought a different student-response system, or “clicker,” for each semester he’s been a student.
Enrollment in engineering and science fields for international graduate students is on the rise.
MSU faculty are hoping two new specializations focused on sustainability in agriculture and entrepreneurship in business will give students an academic edge.
Two MSU scientists were presented with achievement awards from representatives of the French government following their contributions to U.S.-French institutional relationships and agriculture.
Philip Litchfield doesn’t let pregame jitters get in the way of his game. Litchfield, a chess team member of the Memphis Elementary Yellow Jackets in Memphis, already competed in two chess competitions before the Michigan Chess Association 2008 Elementary/Primary Team Championships on Saturday at the Union.
Beginning this week, students, professors and the public gained access to Kresge Art Museum’s entire collection from their computers.
The Black Student Alliance met to celebrate the beginning of Black History Month with food, music and giveaways Thursday at the Multicultural Center in the basement of the Union.
Some of the most talented researchers in the field of women’s medicine could be on their way to the MSU College of Human Medicine in Grand Rapids.
This past year, Michigan’s football home opener belonged to Appalachian State. Next year, it could belong to the school’s legendary coach, Bo Schembechler.
About 100 friends, family members and MSU alumni gathered Thursday to celebrate the life of longtime Spartan Ruth Jameyson.