A conversation about this year's One Book, One Community book, "Evicted" by Matthew Desmond, was held at the Main Library Monday night. Issues regarding poverty and housing were discussed.
Trustees Kelly Tebay and Brianna Scott hosted a town hall meeting for members of the MSU community Monday afternoon. Here are the issues that were discussed.
Gotcha scooter deployment has been delayed again, but both the company and city officials expect scooters in hubs this week.
Here are the events happening on campus leading up to the homecoming game Saturday.
After School Special is an outlet for theater and non-theater students alike. This group provides MSU students an outlet to unleash their creative energy through improv while also learning how to carry out a show.
Potter Park Zoo wins Excellence in Diversity Award, the second of its kind in 2019.
People of all ages joined together at the Lansing Capital Sept. 20 with a common goal, to reverse climate change. Extinction Rebellion, a climate activist group, was founded in the U.K. last year and is spreading globally. The local Extinction Rebellion chapter is just a few weeks old but is looking forward to working with individuals in the East Lansing community.
300 Gotcha scooters will arrive on campus Monday, Sept. 23 after months of delay.
Court testimony alleges Michigan State Head Football Coach Mark Dantonio was warned multiple times that Auston Robertson, as a recruit, had a violent sexual criminal record, according to a report by ESPN. Robertson was later sentenced to 10 years in prison.
The Law School Admissions Test, or LSAT, is going digital this month. "Don't let the digital format freak you out," Glen Stohr, Kaplan LSAT teacher and senior manager for online design, said. “Get familiar with it, learn how to use it effectively and it’ll actually be to your advantage. "
Below the Stacks is hosting a citywide mural festival in Lansing through Saturday Sept. 21.
Former MSU health physicist Joseph Hattey collapsed in court after being sentenced to two years of probation and a $575 fine for a bestiality charge.
Coffee & Conversation will discuss LGBTQ+ issues and rights at Blue Owl Coffee Sept. 22 from 2 to 4 p.m.
With the school year starting, jobs are now being filled across campus. But where should you start?
Fraternity brothers and friends gathered around The Rock on Farm Lane on Wednesday night to hold a candlelight vigil in honor of Jeremy Swiatek, a 2018 MSU graduate who died this past weekend in Illinois.
The Trump administration announced that it's planning to ban flavored vape products, but the move has been met with skepticism.
Tickets for "Aladdin" are now on sale at the Wharton Center.
A new Media Innovation Lab created by MSU and WKAR will have a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday, followed by other events.
Former MSU medical resident Michael Phinn was sentenced to five to 15 years in prison for four charges including second-degree criminal sexual conduct.
"I never thought I’d want the Target in downtown. But I was wrong."