The State News fall 2021 diversity report
Each semester, The State News publishes a diversity report in an effort to be transparent with our audience about the demographics of our staff.
Each semester, The State News publishes a diversity report in an effort to be transparent with our audience about the demographics of our staff.
Student groups and House of Representative members gathered at The Rock on Dec. 7 to honor the victims of the Oxford High School shooting and demand bi-partisan action against gun violence.
While Apple air tags may be useful in finding misplaced car keys, MSU student Brooke Miller was surprised to find that she had been traveling with an air tag that was not hers.
MSU has been conducting extensive innovative mobility research on campus — the university already owns two autonomous cars, multiple smaller autonomous vehicles and has recently added the new autonomous bus.
The teacher preparation program at Michigan State University is designed to prepare College of Education students to face the current challenges in schools and classrooms.
MSU professor Andrew Mason and his team are working to develop portable pollution monitoring technology that could one day be implemented into a smartwatch.
The 2021 report is distinct from previous years, as 2020 was greatly affected by a global pandemic that emptied much of campus starting in March.
In fall 2020, the Associated Students of Michigan State University’s, or ASMSU, Governmental Affairs office conducted a survey to receive a better understanding of MSU students off-campus living experience. The survey reached over 2,300 students and included 34 questions. The questions ranged from landlord satisfaction, property conditions and distance from campus.
MSU will play against Pittsburgh on Dec. 30 in Atlanta, Georgia.
MSU Hillel and Chabad celebrated the fourth day of Hanukkah on Dec. 1. They celebrated outside the Union by lighting a menorah.
The grant focuses on the afforestation and reforestation of over 16,400 acres in 27 counties in the northern lower peninsula of Michigan through the planting of hardwoods and conifers.
O"Nothing was found but at least we know that area has been searched," Dawn Brewer, Santo's aunt, said. "We continue to post updates on the Facebook and Instagram pages. We have a lot of followers putting Brendan's story on Twitter too. ... We have not heard any other information or leads."
Chief Medical Officer Linda Vail updated the community on the status of COVID-19 in Ingham County, and addressed concerns regarding the Omicron variant Tuesday.
The collection mainly includes clothing pieces from women in Michigan, with pieces dating back from 1810 to the early 1990s. The historical clothing represents what women wore at home, in school, at work and in leisure activities.
MSUPD inspector Chris Rozman said the search on Nov. 30 did not include any divers and was solely a boat search operation, but a dive operation will take place Thursday, Dec. 2.
The event brought in speakers from various student organizations, including the Vietnamese Student Association, Chinese-American Student Coalition and Asian Pacific American Student Organization.
MSU head coach Mel Tucker will receive a total of $95 million over 10 years.
MSU spokesperson Dan Olsen said neither the federal government or the university are requiring COVID-19 boosters, at this time, to be considered fully vaccinated.
"If music is supposed to make it easier to comprehend and articulate things that tie us in knots, 'Red' is the encyclopedia of heartbreak," writes features reporter Lily Guiney.
The Pi Alpha Phi national organization and Michigan State University have suspended the university's fraternity chapter following the death of a student early Saturday morning.