MICHIGAN
Missing boy, Milo Takahashi, found safe
Milo Takahashi has been found safe after being reported missing Nov. 16.
MSU
A look into autonomous vehicles on Michigan State's campus
Researchers spanning a wide range of disciplines have been working together to transform MSU’s campus into a live, connected network ideal for studying all areas of autonomous mobility. The most recent addition to MSU’s growing autonomous ecosystem is an electric autonomous bus.
MICHIGAN
Meet Pretty Jane and the Magazines: East Lansing's up-and-coming indie band
Balancing college and a band can be tough work, but the guys of East Lansing's Pretty Jane and the Magazines are happy to do it. Their second single, "Lexapro," dropped earlier this month.
MICHIGAN
Boy missing from Okemos/East Lansing area since Nov. 13
If you have information on his whereabouts please contact the Meridian Township Police Department at 517-853-4800.
NEWS
After a year of virtual learning, mental health support looks different
After a year-and-a-half of online learning, students and faculty alike are realizing that mental health needs to take a higher priority in the classroom.
MICHIGAN
Sparrow Hospital caregivers to vote on strike authorization
“I have not had a single person tell me that they will vote no,” part-time nurse Destinee Griffin said. “Nobody wants to do it. It’s not good for us, it’s not good for the community, it’s not good for the hospital. I do want what’s best for Sparrow Hospital, and that’s part of the reason why I’m so passionate about this.”
MICHIGAN
Silver Bells in the City returns to Lansing
Presented by the Lansing Board of Water and Light, this year’s Silver Bells in the City will feature an electric light parade, shopping in the Silver Bells Village and the lighting of the official State of Michigan Christmas tree.
MICHIGAN
The Graduate mural painter and his life as a creative
What do Magic Johnson, Diana Ross' sister and the MSU marching band have in common? They all appear on Jake P. Dwyer's mural on The Graduate Hotel in East Lansing.
MSU
'Full circle moment': Family shares connection to MSU, UM rivalry
It was an eerily lonely fall night in the maternity ward at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. Soon-to-be parents Jeff Zydeck and his wife Royal Zydeck arrived at the hospital shortly after noon and were eager to meet their first child on October 9, 1999. Both Big Ten ranked and undefeated teams versed each other to ultimately end in MSU defeating U of M: exactly something that happened 22 years ago when Grant was born.
MSU
Mass timber: How MSU's STEM building utilized new sustainable wood product
MSU's new STEM building is the first in Michigan to be made from mass timber, a new, sustainable wood product.
MSU
Sparty’s locations still facing staff shortages, stocking issues — some face replacements
At least six Sparty’s on campus are still closed, including some high-traffic buildings such as the Engineering Building and the Main Library.
MSU
Cudney named director of government, stakeholder relations for MSU agricultural programs
Cudney’s primary role will be to act as a liaison between the MSU’s agricultural programs and the state and federal legislature.
MICHIGAN
Reward for credible information to locate Brendan Santo increases to $11,000
If you have any information, call MSUPD toll-free at 844-99-MSUPD or email tips@police.msu.edu. You can also contact Crime Stoppers of Mid-Michigan at 517-483-STOP.
MSU
MSUPD to install over 300 cameras following safety concerns
In addition to the installation of new cameras, Stanley wrote there are ongoing improvements to campus outdoor lighting and a campus safety app that will be rolled out soon.
MSU
Students without water for weekend after water softener in Yakeley Hall fails
The water softener system failed in Yakeley Hall last Friday, causing a mineral buildup that clogged some fixtures. The water needed to be turned off over the weekend to make necessary repairs.
MICHIGAN
'Lansing trailblazer' Kelly Rossman-McKinney dies at age 67
“There will never be another Kelly Rossman-McKinney,” Attorney General Dana Nessel said. “I am heartbroken by the loss of one of my most trusted advisors and I am honored to count myself amongst those who had the good fortune to work alongside Kelly and to witness her artistry.”
MICHIGAN
Attorney General Dana Nessel apologizes for drinking too much at the MSU-U-M game
“I am human," Attorney General Dana Nessel wrote. "Sometimes I screw up. This was definitely one of those times. My apologies to the entire state of Michigan for this mishap, but especially that Michigan fan sitting behind me. Some things you can't un-see.”
MSU
Rep. James E. Clyburn visits Wharton Center, discusses time in congress
In addition to Clyburn, the night’s speakers included Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, 45th Michigan Gov. Jim Blanchard, Michigan State’s Department of Political Science chair Corwin Smidt and urban and regional planning senior Wisdom Henry.
MICHIGAN
Ron Bacon sworn in as the first Black mayor of East Lansing
Ron Bacon, one of the two first Black city council members to be elected by voters, was sworn in as East Lansing's first Black mayor Tuesday night.
MSU
Live On capacity reached, upperclassmen unable to live on campus next year
MSU Live On announced, at the moment, upperclassmen are unable to live on campus next year. The reinstatement of the two-year live-on requirement is contributing to the high demand for housing.