MSU Board Chair Scott speaks on administrative woes ahead of second closed-door stakeholder forum

Gilchrist, Harrison and Savit say they 'need' MSU students to vote in November

Michigan State University's College Democrats hosted multiple candidates for the upcoming November election during their first meeting of the year.

MSU police knew of 'unknown substances' in Wells Hall, yet let students take exams

Students at Michigan State University sat for finals in Wells Hall unaware that police had investigated suspicious activity inside the building just hours earlier.

East Lansing in review: What you missed while you were gone

While many Spartans left campus over the summer, the City of East Lansing has seen an eventful few months, facing several issues directly tied to student life. 

Crime blotter: Larceny, traffic stops and burglary

Larceny and traffic stops were both reported multiple times last week, along with one report of burglary.

Welcome Week activities to kick off fall semester

Stay in the know about Welcome Week and events to help students get to know campus.

Guskiewicz says MSU is in a 'much better place' at Welcome event

Following the leadership uncertainty over the summer — when Guskiewicz temporarily vacated his position for Clemson University — MSU's president said he wants students to know that university administrators are creating an environment that allows for opportunities that MSU students "deserve.”

Arrest at Harper’s renews calls for ELPD to revise use-of-force policy

A video showing a young woman being detained by police outside of Harper’s Restaurant and Brew Pub in the early morning hours of Aug. 2 has been circulating on social media, re-sparking the community's scrutiny of the East Lansing Police Department (ELPD)'s use-of-force policy and Police Chief Jennifer Brown's tenure. 

MSU among first universities to allow students to pay tuition with Venmo, PayPal

MSU is one of five universities nationwide now letting students pay tuition through PayPal or Venmo, alongside Bellarmine, Texas Tech, Butler, and Kansas State.

New MSU athletic director Dan Bartholomae says Spartans will 'play to win'

Michigan State University’s new Athletic Director Dan Bartholomae touted his vision for the future of the department at a press conference on Wednesday, saying, "We will play to win."

Crime blotter: Larceny, traffic stops and assault

Larceny and traffic stops were both reported multiple times last week, along with one report of assault.

MSU’s Student Health Insurance Plan provides health coverage for students

Michigan State University offers students health insurance through the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP), which provides access to care through the Aetna network. 

MSU hires Dan Bartholomae as next athletic director

MSU construction roundup: Project completion dates, road closures and building updates

As Michigan State University students prepare to return to campus for fall semester, Infrastructure Planning and Facilities and the City of East Lansing are wrapping up projects ranging from facility and building upgrades to and road updates. 

Suspect in Wells Hall meth arrest found incompetent to stand trial

Xin Tong, who was charged with possessing chemicals used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine in an incident at Wells Hall in April, was found incompetent to stand trial at the 54-B District Court on Friday.