The Fenner Nature Center in Lansing received a $31,800 grant from the Jackson National Community Fund (JNCF) to support construction of the conservancy's new pavilion.
The annual Michigan Women's March — which usually takes place at the Capitol — was moved to Detroit, while a separate Women's March takes place on MSU's campus Jan. 20.
At the first ASMSU committee meetings of the semester, they discussed MSU's new tuition model, ElectHer and elected a new finance committee chair.
With scholarship season underway, here's a guide to some of the undergraduate scholarships the university's largest colleges have to offer.
The city of East Lansing will accept applications for the civic engagement program until Jan. 30, with accepted participants notified beginning Feb. 11.
A yoga "community connection" to encourage self-exploration through exercise, organized by the Spartan Warrior Project, was held at MSU Broad Art Lab on Tuesday.
Engineering freshman Daniel Renzulli died after the plane his father was piloting crashed off of the coast of Florida over winter break.
It’s hard to keep up with local news over the semester break. Here’s your Capitol and city recap to make things a little easier.
The State News sat down with new MSU Police Chief Kelly Roudebush — the university's first female chief — before she entered the position Jan. 1.
The Attorney General's office's motion to place a protective order on discovery in the case of former MSU gymnastics coach Kathie Klages was denied in Ingham County Circuit Court.
During break, you might have missed the appointment of a new trustee, an update on the Attorney General's investigation into MSU and calls to reopen the Healing Assistance Fund. Catch up here.
A resolution to reopen the Healing Assistance Fund was unanimously approved by the MSU Board of Trustees.
More than 90 percent of 54-B District Court users feel court staff are respectful, cases are handled fairly and business is handled in a timely manner, a court survey found.
Dianne Byrum is the new chairperson of the MSU Board of Trustees.
Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope has delayed the start of Phase 2 of the medical marijuana provisioning center licensing process, to focus on finishing the 20 licenses under Phase 1.
The new program will feature 24 hour care.
Michigan will join Massachusetts and other states in backing a lawsuit that seeks to overturn a federal rule allowing employers to deny insurance coverage for birth control.
Students attended the grand opening of a new dining venue, a barbecue restaurant called QUE, in the International Center food court on Monday.
A petition calling for the reinstatement of the Healing Assistance Fund has reached over 1,000 signatures from community members and leaders, including five MSU Trustees, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and others.
MSU student Parker Haire was found dead near the Sebewaing River Point following his disappearance on New Year's Day.