MSU's president and board of trustees apologized to survivors of ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse during their meeting Friday morning. But to some survivors, apologies fell flat.
During MSU’s board of trustees meeting Friday, Simon and the trustees addressed survivors of Nassar's sexual abuse, Simon donated an offered pay raise, trustees accepted more than $177 million in gifts, and authorized land purchases and facility updates.
More than 2,700 students will graduate Friday and Saturday from MSU. Two top female executives will speak at the undergraduate commencements, including the vice president of iPhone operations at Apple Inc. and the founder of Strategic Staffing Solutions.
MSU's Dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine, William D. Strampel, stepped down from his position Thursday for medical leave. Strampel is accused of neglecting mandatory reporting requirements related to ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
“Losing that back parking lot is the big thing... It’s more difficult for people to find parking. Obviously construction is concerning, people will eventually get used to it.”
Many graduate students who are employed at the university as teaching or research assistants receive tuition waivers in return for their work. If the bill is passed, those tuition waivers will be counted as taxable income.
Five tips from MSU students on surviving the end of the semester and finals week.
The Nassar-related news you might have missed: A 60-year sentence, calls for Simon to resign, secrecy at MSU, Aly Raisman's message to Nassar, survivors frustrated with MSU and more.
A 10-story, mixed-use apartment building is coming to the corner of Bogue Street and E. Grand River Avenue.
Possible budget cuts was the biggest talking point at the East Lansing discussion-only City Council meeting Tuesday evening.
Contrary to Game of Thrones, winter's already here, and students heading home for the holidays will be affected in droves. Heavy snowfall is expected in the Ingham County area throughout the day Wednesday.
In another call for MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon to resign, State House Speaker Tom Leonard, who is running for Michigan Attorney General, is the next public figure to call for Simon's resignation.
A representative for white nationalist Richard Spencer gave the University of Michigan an ultimatum Thursday: If U-M does not schedule Spencer to speak on campus by Jan. 15, he will sue the university in federal court.
"MSU, you were told, you were aware and you silenced us and allowed a pedophile to flourish,” survivor Larissa Boyce said.
After the Federal Communications Commission announced two weeks ago it intends to repeal Obama-era nondiscrimination internet protections, known as "net neutrality," the internet as we know it is set for a revision.
Maybe the Lansing State Journal is right. Maybe Simon does need to resign. This silent attitude is all the administration knows, as we’ve seen. But as of right now, we don’t know if she’d be replaced by anyone better.
Ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar sentenced to 60 years in federal child pornography case. He received the maximum sentence.
Throughout the past semester, MSU has been the topic of many important stories. Here is a look at some of the biggest stories of the semester.
From a tiny town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to the state's biggest city, MSU's reach extends far from the banks of the Red Cedar.
