Hope Duncan — an 18-year-old political science student from Eastpointe — will appear in court Thursday for a preliminary hearing, though her attorneys argue the law being used against her has been deemed unconstitutional.
Smoke investigated at Butterfield Hall on March 19 was the result of a maintenance issue with a dryer that caught on fire.
A campus clinic employee reportedly bragged about past assault allegations, which are central to a federal probe that’s now in limbo.
Claims of an individual with a gun in West Holden Hall that circulated on social media early Sunday morning were deemed false, according to the MSU Department of Police and Public Safety.
MSU's Infrastructure Planning and Facilities (IPF) released a public notice on Aug. 12, 2024 stating that they didn't take all of the required water samples in July 2023, and there was a delayed sample in March 2023. Samples for Water Quality Parameter (WQP1) tests were also not tested for all the required analytes from Feb. 14 to March 4, 2023. IPF claims they have been meeting proper regulations since the incidents in 2023, however, students continue to express concern over undesirable water quality.
MSU is not among the 51 universities being investigated by the federal government for alleged racial discrimination.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University at their general assembly meeting passed bills in favor of advocacy toward a campus Green New Deal and improved university communications on campus safety issues.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University general assembly agreed they should pass a bill addressing antisemitism on campus Thursday. What they couldn't agree on — and debated for over an hour — was the bill's inclusion of Zionism and its definition.
Diversity, equity and inclusion efforts will remain a priority despite threats from Washington, he said, and the university is honing arguments for state and federal policymakers in hopes of protecting funding in coming budgets.
Quark!, a science inspired gift shop on Grand River Avenue, has moved to an online-only business after four years as a brick and mortar store. Owner Renee Leone explained why she decided to make this move and the possibilities for Quark!'s future.
The federal agency has monitored MSU relatively closely in the years following the Larry Nassar scandal.
A whistleblower complaint alleges the top HR administrator sought to covertly compile “derogatory information” stored in the personnel files of high-ranking employees at the behest of a trustee.
The departure represents further shake up in MSU's administration, which has undergone some restructuring since President Kevin Guskiewicz took the helm last March.
Michigan State University officially announced the launch of a strategic fundraising campaign to raise $4 billion, the first of its kind since 2014.
Mass layoffs at federal agencies have jeopardized internship and employment opportunities for MSU students. For one recent graduate, the layoffs meant losing her dream job.
The MSU community can provide feedback on the design proposals through the end of March.
MSU's accreditors reaffirmed the university’s accreditation for another ten years, nearly a year and a half after saying a trustee's alleged misconduct raised "potential concerns."
The group, which partners with counties throughout Michigan to provide educational services, is the first independently organized extension network in the country, organizers say.
President Kevin Guskiewicz sent a campus-wide update on an assessment of the university’s health sciences strategy Thursday, which included plans of a possible merge of two colleges of medicine.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered her annual State of the State Address on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at the Michigan State Capitol. Whitmer’s speech worked to appeal to both parties, advocating for bipartisan solutions to Michigan issues, with a heavy focus on the higher education of residents.