CITY
DOE changes Title IX regulations, mandates university cross-examination
The U.S Department of Education released final Title IX rules for colleges and universities.
CITY
CATA resumes limited regular bus services
The Capital Area Transport Authority, or CATA, announced in a rider alert Monday they will resume limited regular-bus services effective May 4.
CITY
State police exonerates ELPD officer in use of force investigation
Michigan State Police finalized its investigation into the East Lansing Police Department, reinstating the accused officer.
CAMPUS
Former MSU sprinter sues school for failure to enforce sexual assault regulations
The sprinter is also suing the NCAA along with seven other women.
CAMPUS
MSU Black Faculty, Staff and Administrators Association oppose Woodruff's appointment as 'appalling,' 'unbelievable'
Michigan State's Black Faculty, Staff and Administrators Association voiced disappointment in President Samuel L. Stanley Jr.'s selection for provost.
CAMPUS
Emergency funds available both through MSU's student affairs and the federal CARES Act
MSU's student affairs released additional emergency resources available in an email update to students.
CITY
MSU seeks broad Title IX lawsuit dismissal based on December ruling
Michigan State University lawyers seek to dismiss pending Title IX lawsuits under similar grounds.
CAMPUS
MSU establishes 'COVID-19 Reopening Campus Task Force'
MSU established a task force to determine when and how to reopen campus during the COVID-19 pandemic.
CAMPUS
Michigan State University selects Teresa Woodruff as next provost
Teresa Woodruff, Northwestern University graduate school dean, appointed as Michigan State's next provost and executive vice president for academic affairs.
CITY
East Lansing City Council to hold virtual meeting
The East Lansing City Council will hold a virtual meeting Thursday, April 30.
CITY
How to navigate the grocery store during a global pandemic
A guide on how to navigate a grocery store during a pandemic, with advice from grocery giants like Walmart, Meijer, Target and Kroger.
CITY
Gov. Whitmer extends stay-at-home order through May 15, relaxes some restrictions
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer extends the "Stay Home, Stay Safe" order through May 15.
CAMPUS
ASMSU Recap: Highlights from Michigan State's 2019-20 undergraduate student government
The Associated Students of Michigan State University — a year in review.
CAMPUS
Michigan State plans for increased fall 2020 enrollment
Michigan State is preparing for an influx of newly admitted students, even amidst a pandemic.
CAMPUS
Spartans for Sanders rebrands to Spartan Solidarity Network, files petition for back pay
Spartans for Sanders transitioned into Spartan Solidarity Network and continues to network with other advocacy groups amid COVID-19.
CITY
'Gridlock 2.0' protest much smaller than the first
'Operation Gridlock 2.0' was much smaller than the initial protest.
CAMPUS
MSU faces financial losses amid pandemic
Michigan State President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. hosted a townhall for university faculty and staff relating to financial concerns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
CAMPUS
MSU's pandemic-inspired final projects promote community understanding
The COVID-19 pandemic transitioned in-person classes to an online format. For some, the crisis inspired new projects.
NEWS
2019-20 in review: The biggest stories from this year
As the spring semester comes to an end, here is a recap of this year's biggest stories.
CAMPUS
Q&A: President Stanley reflects on first year at Michigan State
He began his term as MSU's 21st president before the start of the 2019-20 academic year, permanently replacing former President Lou Anna K. Simon, who resigned in January 2018. Now, President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. is running the university from his home at Cowles House on MSU's campus.