Radical Coffee Project — formed by three MSU alumni — purchases beans directly from the Chacaya Coffee Cooperative in Guatemala and gives $4.25 per pound to the farmers.
The East Lansing City Council considered boundary changes to the Oakwood Historic District and other regulatory changes during its Tuesday meeting.
Trustee Kelly Tebay was one of the community leaders who spoke at ElectHer — a program aimed toward teaching and encouraging young women to run for office — held on Saturday for the second time at MSU.
The petition, started by a group of faculty senators, has nearly 400 supporters as of Tuesday afternoon.
A allergen friendly dining hall will open on campus in fall 2019.
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The MSU Comic Forum — which featured the university's 300,000-item comic book collection, social justice themed research presentations, panels and more — closed out on Saturday.
The bill will tentatively allocate $25,000 toward submitting an offer for actor, sexual assault survivor and victims' rights advocate Terry Crews to speak on campus for It's On Us week.
A wild winter hasn't deterred the East Lansing Police Department and the Department of Public Works from providing the services needed to keep the city — and its roads — safe.
The Central American migrants used to justify a "national emergency" didn't just appear out of thin air. They're the natural end result of years of U.S. overreach in the region.
Students designed, built and programmed robots to complete challenges at the high school VEX Robotics Competition state championship was held at Jenison Field House Sunday.
Discussions surrounding a potential fall break are centered around the perceived advantages it would have on students' mental health.
Improving student recreational facilities, updating instructional student rating systems and adding a seat for the Student Athletic Advisory Committee were all topics of discussion at Thursday's ASMSU committee meetings.
The soon-to-be launched Multimedia Writing Center will “help students with projects that go beyond written words."
CSE 101 will no longer be offered, and instead, business-preference students will take CSE 102 — an algorithmic thinking and programming course — starting fall 2019.
The MSU political community is buzzing about the Green New Deal proposed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-New York, and Sen. Ed Markey, D-Massachusetts.
Attorney General Dana Nessel said MSU continues to stonewall investigators as her office investigates the university's handling of Larry Nassar’s abuse.
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Michigan, is working toward one of her campaign promises as she co-sponsors a bill to lower prescription drug prices.
Featured in the MSU Union Art Gallery, photography-based social practice artist Babette Shaw's projects “The Wash (As It Seams)” and “The Panty Project” — designed to help women heal from various forms of trauma — are on display.
The T.B. Simon Power Plant took steps to cut down its greenhouse gas emissions through a university-wide Energy Transition Plan years ago, and the installation of three new engines would continue to advance that effort.