Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein, the first blind person elected to the court, gave an inspirational speech to MSU students at the Chabad Student Center.
The Broad Museum held a talk Wednesday night to discuss different approaches to the environment. In the "Conversations to Save the World" talk, the environment was discussed through the lens of different professional backgrounds, including philosophical, theatrical, religious and artistic backgrounds.
A forum was held at the University Council meeting on Tuesday, where the four MSU Board of Trustees candidates answered questions asked by student representatives and faculty members. Questions at the forum included what the candidates' stances on calls for resignations are, student and faculty involvement on an administrative level, the presidential search process and more.
U.S. Rep. Mike Bishop, R-Michigan, faced his Democratic challenger Elissa Slotkin in the second debate of what's become the costliest House race in state history.
U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan, and Republican challenger and military veteran John James argued the importance of Senate experience during two back-to-back debates.
This is a third degree felony. Penny could face two to 10 years in prison.
A proposal to not give the members of the MSU Board of Trustees who are on the presidential search committee a vote in the process of forwarding candidates to the board was presented at the University Council meeting on Tuesday. All 94 university faculty members present voted in agreement.
An arrest warrant is issued for a suspect in the fatal shooting of an MSU student.
The "listening phase" of the MSU presidential search process has come to a close after nearly a month of input sessions being held across campus. The two final input sessions were open to the public in the Kellogg Center, where many notable people from the MSU community were in attendance, including representatives from Reclaim MSU and Board of Trustee candidates.
Republican Bill Schuette and Democrat Gretchen Whitmer came face-to-face on Oct. 12 in a contentious televised debate, discussing topics from Larry Nassar to road repair.
All alcoholic beverages above 15 percent alcohol by volume have been banned from fraternities and sororities, the Michigan State University Interfraternity Council decided Oct. 10.
The candidates discussed issues like the current administrative situation at MSU, student representation on the board and drinking on campus.
On National Coming Out Day, ASMSU's policy committee passed two bills through to General Assembly that would push for advocacy to amend the state-level Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act of 1976 to include protections on the basis of gender identity and sexual orientation, and support a change to the Food and Drug Administration’s policy to defer men who have had sexual relations with other men from donating blood.
Douglas Massey, a sociologist and a professor at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public & International Affairs at Princeton University who focuses on issues of immigration, segregation and demography spoke on campus about immigration policies of past presidential administrations and current policies.
The University of Minnesota dropped Storbek/Pimentel as their presidential search firm after it was announced that MSU would be using the same firm for their presidential search.
A 22-year-old male MSU student is dead after being shot early Friday morning, according to a press release from the East Lansing Police Department (ELPD).
The American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk, now in its 20th year, will take place at the Capitol this Saturday, Oct. 13.
A month after Bird scooters mysteriously appeared in East Lansing, nearly 200 Lime scooters will aim to put their own twist on the alternative transportation trend.
Amid sexual harassment allegations, East Lansing Rev. Mark Inglot resigned from being a pastor at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish and Saint John Student Center.
