New Fenner Nature Center pavilion to break ground April 9
The Fenner Nature Center will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for a new pavilion that the center says will quadruple its current capacity at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 9.
The Hub developers seek 2 more Bogue Street towers
The real-estate firm behind The Hub informed East Lansing officials it has acquired two neighboring properties on Bogue Street with an intent to build two more towers.
Candidate Q&A: Get to know who's running to represent your college
Elections for the 2019-20 session's General Assembly kicked of on April and will close on April 8 at noon.
Michigan Supreme Court denies Nassar appeals in Eaton County Court
The Michigan Supreme Court denied Larry Nassar's appeals for resentencing and by a new judge in Eaton County Circuit Court.
E.L., Lubbock, Texas mayors make friendly bet on Final Four match-up
When the Michigan State Spartans face the Texas Tech Red Raiders in the NCAA Final Four, more than a national championship is at stake.
Assistant MSU Police Chief on administrative leave
She is barred from the department while on the paid leave.
Staff speaks out against hostile workplace, retribution in MSU department
There are ongoing Office of Institutional Equity investigations involving Michigan State's University Advancement department, university spokesperson Emily Guerrant confirmed. The State News spoke with four employees in the department who allege a persistently toxic work environment.
E.L. policy affects students, too — here's how to get involved
There are many ways Michigan State students can shape city policy — decisions that affect their daily lives from scooters to housing, marijuana and everything in between.
Community gardens could lead to lower crime rates in cities
There is a plethora of literature and theories investigating why crime happens and why crime rates are higher in one place than another.
Statewide Hispanic/Latino graduation ceremony to be held at LCC
The Hispanic/Latino Commission will hold its third-annual Statewide Hispanic/Latino College Graduation ceremony at 6 p.m. April 5 at the Dart Auditorium, 500 N. Capitol Ave. in Lansing.
It’s On Us Week aims to support survivors, address campus climate
It’s On Us is a national campaign “dedicated to ending sexual violence on college campuses" that MSU dedicates a week to every semester.
'Observing is participating': MSU, police warn against game day fires
Michigan State and the East Lansing Police Department warned students about the criminal consequences of attending "destructive gatherings" ahead of the basketball team's Final Four appearance.
Teal prayer flags placed along Grand River to support Nassar survivors
Teal prayer flags were hung around Downtown East Lansing by the city and parents of survivors in support of survivors of Larry Nassar's sexual abuse.
MSU publishes original "teal issue" almost one year after it was scrapped
Michigan State has released the original "teal issue" of the Spartan Alumni Magazine that went unpublished almost a year ago.
Twelve fires reported after Michigan State win over Duke
East Lansing Police Department reported 12 fires set after Michigan State beat out Duke for a spot in the Final Four 68-67 on March 31.
Lawsuit alleges MSU knew of engineering professor's abusive practices
Michigan State was aware an engineering professor exploited his students and forced them to work long hours with little pay at his personal lab, according to a report from the Lansing State Journal.
At panel, legal experts talk importance of ethics when managing crises
At "The LifeCycle of a Crisis: Strategy, Response and Management," panelists discussed ethics, and offered insight into the Larry Nassar crisis and its legal consequences.
Student filmmaker brings science fiction, diversity to independent project
Filming for Media and Information senior Devin Durocher's final film project "Reggie" was completed on Sunday.