NEWS
Crime blotter; Burglary, Assault, and Obstructing Police Reported Last Week
Burglary, assault, and obstructing police were reported this past week.
MSU
'We are very comfortable': MSU president lauds football coach hire
In an exclusive interview with The State News, MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz discussed the hiring of new football coach Pat Fitzgerald.
FOOTBALL
Michigan State football announces Pat Fitzgerald as its new head coach
A day after announcing the termination of Jonathan Smith, Michigan State and its football program announces the hiring of its new head coach Pat Fitzgerald.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
‘The Wiz’ brings soul and funk to Wharton Center
"The Wiz" will perform at Wharton from Dec. 9-14.
STUDENTS
How can transfer students find their place on campus?
MSU transfer students build a sense of belonging by using support resources, joining clubs and exploring campus opportunities that match their interests.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
41st Annual Silver Bells in the City takes place in downtown Lansing
On Friday, Nov. 21, the 41st annual Silver Bells in the City celebration took place in downtown Lansing. With plenty of activities scattered throughout the night, attendees were encouraged to participate in all that interested them.
NEWS
Senate candidate visits MSU Democrats for Town Hall initiative
On his tenth college Town Hall visit, Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed visited MSU to discuss his policy views and campaign with MSU Democrats on Tuesday in Wilson Hall.
NEWS
'The Daily Wire' Senior Editor unites conservative students in honor of Charlie Kirk
Cabot Phillips visited MSU in an attempt to unify conservative students and encourage them following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
MSU Theatre Department delivers dark comedy with playful twist
MSU’s “Chemical Imbalance” is a fast-paced, darkly comic farce that reimagines Jekyll and Hyde through sharp physical comedy, eccentric characters and a collaborative, stripped-down production style.
NEWS
Crime blotter; Reckless Driving, Stalking and Burglaries Reported This Past Week.
Reckless driving, stalking and burglaries were reported this past week on campus. Eight instances of larceny were also filed. MSU disclosed the incidents under the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, which requires universities to list reported criminal offenses publicly.
LIFE
How do off-campus students ensure they eat balanced meals?
Off-campus students have a lot on their plates when it comes to figuring out different aspects of living, usually for the first time. For example, these students may now need to consider transportation on and off campus, along with an increased financial responsibility due to rent and several bills. Another aspect to consider includes food, along with the financial and time constraints it may bring. With off-campus students not being able to rely on dining halls for every meal, how do they ensure they eat balanced meals?
MSU
MSU to pay $150,000 to settle suit over unpaid legal fees
Michigan State agreed to pay Rochester-based Miller Law Firm $150,000 to settle its lawsuit that centered on MSU's alleged refusal to pay the firm for a portion of its work representing former board chair Rema Vassar in connection to an outside probe into her misconduct.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Universe Japan 2024 visits Michigan State University
Winner of Miss Universe Japan 2024 Kaya Chakrabortty visited her alma mater Michigan State University on Nov. 13. Chakabortty was joined by students, faculty and local supporters to celebrate her victory and discuss beauty standards in Japan.
NEWS
University efforts for compliance with federal civil rights law require RSO cooperation
Due to federal civil rights law, MSU is urging RSOs to edit their mission statements and sign the anti-discrimination affirmation to retain their RSO status.
NEWS
ASMSU passes bills to reopen funding for Activity Department of SAB
A general recap of 11/13 ASMSU GA Meeting, where eight bills were passed and five presentations were given.
MSU
Former MSU Faculty Senate chair settles lawsuit against two trustees
Former Faculty Senate Chair Jack Lipton is settling his lawsuit against Trustees Rema Vassar and Dennis Denno. Lipton had claimed that Vassar and Denno improperly retaliated against him for comments he made at an October 2023 board meeting criticizing Vassar.
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Chicago's music thrills East Lansing, even after 58 years of touring
The band Chicago performs at Wharton Center, drawing in a sold-out crowd and putting on a lively show for both first-time listeners and lifelong fans.
LIFE
Halloween TikTok trend stirs controversy, reveals deeper meaning
Controversy was seen on social media platforms surrounding women's halloween costumes. The trend, though seemingly harmless, may reflect deeper more harmful societal values.
MSU
MSU returns on endowment investments fall short of peers' gains
MSU's returns on endowment investment was 10.7% for the 2025 fiscal year. That's just shy of the 11.5% average gain seen among universities with endowments over $1 billion.
NEWS
Crime blotter: Stalking, Extortion and a Fire Reported This Past Week
Stalking, extortion and a fire occurred this past week on campus. MSU disclosed the incidents under the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, which requires universities to list reported criminal offenses publicly.