Drivers have varying levels of success when it comes to getting their tickets done away with. That decision often seems to depend on who is at fault for a violation or potential error.
MSU's Clery Crime and Fire Log from October to mid-December shows 22 cases labeled as Mandatory Report-Stalking and four cases labeled as intimidation/stalking. Victims of stalking can pursue options through the university or the law, with resources also available to them.
Over the last 20 years or so, lobbyists reported spending more than $6.3 million on meals and travel for lawmakers and state officials. Eye On Michigan reviewed the 17,500 transactions that transpired between influencers and legislators from 2001, the first year for which data was available, to 2023, the last full year for which data is available.
Lobbyists spent millions wining and dining state officials in Michigan, but it is impossible to determine how many freebies lawmakers accepted because the state's system for tracking what influencers give to legislators is flawed, rife with loopholes and relies on the honor system, a year-long Eye On Michigan investigation reveals.
MSU men basketball and NBA legend Magic Johnson and former Interim President Teresa Woodruff honored with presidential awards over the weekend.
River, the canine therapy dog for MSU Department of Public Safety and Police, died Monday after a brief battle of hemangiosarcoma, an aggressive form of terminal cancer.
Kathleen Droba, a member of Adrian Bulldogs Women’s Ice Hockey team, claims that MSU Spartans Women’s Ice Hockey-Division II Team player Sydney Crawford bodychecked her without warning at a Feb. 19, 2023 game at Munn Ice Arena.
A year into contentious debates about endowment holdings tied to Israel, Michigan State University’s board has opted to create a bureaucratic process by which activists can voice concerns about the portfolio. Yet student advocates for divestment see the new committee merely as an attempt to placate students.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees voted 6-2 to confirm Trustee Kelly Tebay as the board’s new chair and Trustee Brianna Scott as the board’s new vice chair.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees voted to reduce the number of board meetings held each year from six to five. Two meetings would be held each semester and one over the summer under the new resolution, which was approved Friday to some consternation.
At its Friday meeting, Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees approved renovations to Spartan Stadium, a purchase of 92 acres to support an expansion of the Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center, funding for the Spartan Marching Band and for an MSU Extension project aimed at supporting the mental health of farmers.
Michigan State University doesn’t need to refund students for limiting in-person services during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled on Wednesday.
The previously unreported tale greatly challenges a narrative surrounding Nassar’s years of unchecked sexual abuse.
Guidelines released Wednesday attempt to position the university "as a forum for debates, not proponents within them." They advise against university departments, colleges, administrative units and individual employees releasing statements that appear to represent the university.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University held their final General Assembly meeting of the semester Thursday night, where they voted for bills in favor of retaining ‘The Ducks’ campaign and a $15 minimum wage for undergraduate learning assistants. They also debated a vote of no confidence for ASMSU’s Chief Diversity Equity & Inclusion Officer — a motion that was ultimately unsuccessful.
As Michigan State University’s leadership considers consolidating two humanities colleges, a group of tenured faculty has called on the Board of Trustees to ensure the decision making process is "consultative" and considerate of options that would stop short of a consolidation.
Michigan State University is preparing to celebrate its Spartans with this year’s fall commencements on Dec. 13 and Dec. 14 at the Breslin Center. From speakers to times of ceremonies, here’s everything you need to know before attending.
In an interview with The State News, MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz suggested that the university will solicit donations for scholarships and other student success initiatives. His administration will also soon announce a guidance on “institutional restraint” governing official statements on political issues.
MSU hosted a special event Monday, named "Farewell To The Flock," celebrating the end of its long-running Ducks campaign. A massive line of students queued at the event between 6 and 8 p.m., eager to grab the final pieces of beloved duck-themed memorabilia, including limited-edition T-shirts and stickers.
The last time MSU launched a major fundraising campaign was 2014, before it had weathered the host of perception-shaping incidents that have come to define the university’s difficult decade. Now, in a vastly different place than it was 10 years ago, MSU has confirmed it’s trying again, looking to donor support at a pivotal point in the university’s history.