A team of Michigan State students are competing in the Procter and Gamble CEO challenge — a competition created to test business strategy and problem-solving skills — and are one of the 30 teams left in North America.
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Holly, is one of 11 representatives co-sponsoring a bill to allow federal workers to withdraw funds from their retirement plans without being penalized.
Campbell’s Market Basket, owned by East Lansing native Ken Campbell, will open a downtown location near MSU's Broad Art Museum at 547 E. Grand River Ave.
Retired Constitutional Court of South Africa Justice Albert "Albie" Sachs — renowned for his activism and judicial rulings against discrimination — spoke to MSU students and faculty to kick off this semester's "Eye on Africa" seminar series.
The new adaptation of "The Little Mermaid" was produced and directed by the Midway Theater Company for the East Lansing community.
MSU's first Filmetry Festival — combining cinema and poetry — will take place Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) Theater in Snyder Hall.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and other guest speakers focused on student empowerment and accessibility at the 2019 Lansing-area Women's March hosted by MSU’s Women’s Council and the statewide Women’s March organization.
Kinesiology junior Brianna Makaric, the founder of a probiotic snack company and finance senior Bailey Paxton, founder of AgileCare Solutions were chosen to partake in a prestigious entrepreneurial fellowship program.
MSU Library Special Collections will be hosting "Pop-up Fridays," a weekly series showcasing the university's collection of archived rare books.
The Lansing-area MLK Day commission received $147K in donations at a check presentation Friday to support its social justice efforts, provide scholarships to students and host an annual luncheon.
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission of Mid-Michigan hosted its annual luncheon Monday, with former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder — the first black elected governor — as the keynote speaker.
Here's a wrap-up of news you may have missed last week.
A sea of pink hats filled the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History on Jan. 19 for the Women’s March in downtown Detroit.
At the first Council of Graduate Students, or COGS, meeting of the semester, the council discussed Engler's resignation, the presidential search process, childcare resources for students and more.
At the first general assembly meeting of the semester, the undergraduate student government addressed MSU's new interim president, debated about ElectHer and discussed a vetoed bill.
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission of Mid-Michigan presented its first art contest alongside its essay contest, asking Lansing-area middle and high school students to symbolize change.
At the Board of Trustees meeting where former Interim President John Engler's resignation was approved, several trustees voiced hope that his resignation would begin to repair relationships within the MSU community.
Following former Interim President John Engler's resignation, community members gather in the Hannah Administration Building for another MSU Board of Trustees meeting.
MSU spokesperson Emily Guerrant confirmed the university received the request and has notified Engler.
Satish Udpa—former dean in MSU’s College of Engineering—has been appointed to replace Interim President John Engler following his resignation Wednesday. Engler’s resignation will be effective immediately