At the ASMSU general assembly meeting Thursday night, student and faculty group Reclaim MSU, representatives from MSU’s chapter of the Roosevelt Institute and Trustees Melanie Foster and Dianne Byrum discussed student and faculty representation on the MSU Board of Trustees and the presidential search.
In an effort to fill the associate vice president position in the Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Education and Compliance, MSU has named a campus-wide search committee and chose a national search firm, according to a press release from the university.
A 21-year-old man was shot in an apartment in the 2300 block of Stonehedge in the early hours of Nov. 15, according to a press release from the East Lansing Police Department (ELPD).
A mid-Michigan coffee start-up is putting down roots in East Lansing — and it's become the first small business to take up residence in the Center City development project.
Michigan legislators are considering amending the language of two ballot initiatives they passed in September — on paid sick time and a minimum wage increase — during the lame-duck session.
Nov. 12 marked the official start of Mental Health Awareness Week at MSU. Mental Health Awareness Week is a program run by the Associated Students of Michigan State University, or ASMSU, and consists of events to promote awareness about mental health and to help erase the stigma surrounding mental illness.
At Tuesday's MSU Faculty Senate meeting, attendees discussed the hopes and fears they had as the presidential search process enters its second, closed phase.
Will Witt, a prominent conservative figure on different social medias, spoke on Monday night to a small group at Michigan State about how he believes the First Amendment is often pushed to the side on college campuses.
In an email sent out to students Monday, MSU said the use or possession of marijuana on any property owned or managed by the university will still be prohibited after Proposal 1 on the Nov. 6 ballot passed.
The 18th annual Lansing Turkey Trot 5K will take place Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 22 and take participants on a scenic tour around downtown Lansing.
MSU's Infrastructure Planning and Facilities (IPF) has sent out its November construction agenda, which includes a campus snow plan, campus water system improvements and several building renovations.
As a father to two daughters, Keith Edwards has stepped up to the plate to deliver speeches all around the country to inform the public of the dangers of sexual assault, and how to prevent it from happening.
Lansing will be one of three cities in Michigan to participate in a pilot post-election audit program to ensure the security and validity of the Nov. 6 midterm elections.
About 300 people came out for a protest Thursday evening against the appointment of acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, seen by protestors as a Trump loyalist and threat to the Mueller investigation.
With the stage full of music and the main floor riddled with people dancing, attendees of the statewide Democratic watch party in Detroit celebrated reports of Debbie Stabenow being re-elected to the U.S. Senate.
Michigan voted "Yes" on three different proposals — allowing for recreational marijuana, an independent redistricting commission and an expansion of voter rights — on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Democrat Gretchen Whitmer beat out Republican Bill Schuette to become Michigan's 49th — and second female — governor.
MSU announced a change in the structure of their new compliance office that will centralize the existing Department of Audit and Risk with the still-evolving compliance office. When the office was initially announced in July by Interim President John Engler, MSU law professor Nicholas Wittner was named interim director.
Democrats Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay have won the two open seats on the MSU Board of Trustees. Both have said they hope to help change the current climate on MSU's campus and listen to the needs of students.
A motion to dismiss criminal charges against former Dean of Osteopathic medicine William Strampel was denied Wednesday by a judge in Lansing.