In connection with the death of MSU student Phat Nguyen, the Ingham Country Prosecutor’s Office dismissed Hoang John Huu Pham’s charges on Sept. 15. "The pledge that died was 100% hazed to death, I will say that,” a witness said. “I saw it first thing — they obviously wouldn’t do it to themselves, somebody made them do it.”
Players, coaches, alumni, university administrators, family and friends gathered at Munn Arena to celebrate the completion of its recent renovations on Friday, Sept. 23.
Host Lily Guiney and guest senior city reporter Wajeeha Kamal discuss the aftermath of the Meijer shooting case of DeAnthony Vanatten and the East Lansing Police Department.
Roberts and May said they have seen more women in the gym moving away from cardio and beginning to pick up free weights, but it's still far and few between. Is it intimidation that keeps women from getting muscular? Fear of embarrassment? A societal norm that tells women to be feminine and small?
Spin scooters, beer bottles and invasive invertebrates aside, thanks to the work of MSU conservationists, the Red Cedar is healthier than ever.
The greater Lansing area provides several professional and semi-professional teams for those looking outside the realm of Michigan State athletics
Michigan State hockey begins its season Saturday with an exhibition match versus the US National Team Development Program. Here are a trio of players who could be big factors in Adam Nightingale's first season as MSU's head coach.
Even with Jayden Reed returning to the lineup, MSU's offense couldn't move the ball until it was too late.
Lauren Kozal made her seventh shoutout of the season, but it wasn't enough for MSU to secure a win versus Iowa.
Books that deal with LGBTQ+ topics, as well as ones that speak on race, are very important to read, said gay and lesbian studies special collections librarian Eli Landaverde, and they are often the ones targeted the most.
"This is Native land, we belong here, we're supposed to be here," Neely Bardwell said. "That's one of the biggest things that we're fighting against at the University level, is getting them to recognize that ... through violent processes that this University was able to be built."
Michigan State men's soccer begins conference play this weekend before returning home to face Michigan.
“In order to build the trust, transparency, and accountability we can hold our board to, they need to undergo some professional development training and development in general,” Vice President for Academic Affairs Aaron Iturralde said.
Palmer said that her mission since opening Curvaceous Lingerie has been to be welcoming to men and the trans community. “Everybody should feel comfortable with their body,” Palmer said.
The highly anticipated Iowa-Rutgers showdown this weekend has peaked the interest of all three of The State News' gambling geniuses.
The State News’ football beat writer Jenna Malinowski spoke with Matthew Kennedy of The Minnesota Daily to get a preview of what the Spartans can expect on Saturday.
The non-stop drawing event had a number of stations for students and community members to come and draw what ever they wanted for as long as they wanted from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A letter sent to Eric Scorsone was dated Sept. 9 and referred to a meeting held the same day, saying Scorsone's duties as board secretary were to end immediately. His departure from the position resulted in a change in his retirement date.
More than just a title, establishing MSU as a sanctuary campus would be "the beginning of what can be accomplished, not only for DACA students, but every single student on campus," Carl Austin Miller Grondin, vice president of DreaMSU said.
This hasn’t been a unique experience to MSU. In 2020, the Board of Trustees renamed the Nisbet Human Resources Building after the discovery of Stephen Nisbet's affiliation with the Klu Klux Klan in the 1920s.“It’s shown that Stanley has the power to do this,” Le said. “It’s been shown that the Board of Trustees have the power to do this. So, if they did this to Nisbet, why can’t they do it with Gaynor?”