MSU's Board of Trustees met Friday to discuss various items from contracts to a new scholarship. Here are five takeaways from the meeting which show us what's to come in the MSU administration: 1.
Sydney Gort, the MSU junior charged with two counts of making terrorist threats in the MSU School of Packaging, was approved a request on Friday morning for a personal recognizance bond by 54B District Court Judge Andrea Larkin.
MSU's Student Greenhouse Project won third place in the Student Solar Design Competition.
It was an afternoon of solidarity and communal healing, as dozens of students and residents from the greater Lansing community gathered on Grand River to stand in support of Muslim refugees and to speak out against anti-Muslim rhetoric that has become popularized in the wake of the San Bernardino shootings in California.
MSU Police are reporting a sexual assault that occurred near Michigan Avenue in East Lansing at approximately 2 a.m. Tuesday, according to an alert.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity has raised more than $25,000 for a former brother in dire need.
The Associated Students of Michigan State University (ASMSU) have passed legislation pertaining to the Safe Campus Act and the MSU People Search. Here is a list of bills passed by ASMSU this week and what they could mean for students.
At Thursday's ASMSU General Assembly meeting, student representatives voted to fund a Cotton Bowl travel option for student ticket owners.
For international students dealing with a language barrier, a different culture and a foreign setting, how easy is it for them to feel welcome at MSU?
Hello Spartans! Here are your top stories for this week. MSU won the Big Ten Championship game against Iowa, 16-13, and Cedar Village had its usual celebration.
MSU police are reporting a home invasion in East Lansing at the Lodges near campus late Wednesday night, according to an MSU alert.
Students and family members gathered in the basement of Snyder-Phillips for the first ever MSU PeaceJam Jam, an event organized by the activist group MSU PeaceJam and residential college in arts and humanities (RCAH) sophomore Charlie Burg. The event's theme focused on societal injustice and terrorism, a topic explored by the night's dozen or so performances.
Many professors at MSU conduct innovative research, are inspired educators and provide effective leadership on campus and in the East Lansing community.
The Michigan Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence (MCPGV) held a candlelight vigil event on the steps of the Capitol to remember the third anniversary of the Sandy Hook shooting and the 90,000 Americans who have died from gun violence since Dec. 2012.
A Michigan House of Representatives bill that would give amnesty to some facing medical emergencies because of prescription drug abuse was passed by the Senate on Wednesday.
Cross-country runner Leah O’Connor claimed the national title in the women’s mile race in March at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. MSU Basketball had an underdog run in March Madness.
Out of the 46 certified Society of American Fight Directors members in the world, only four of them are women, and only one of them works at MSU.
Founder of Quicken Loans and Rock Ventures, owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, self-made businessman and billionaire Dan Gilbert will be holding an open forum at the Eli Broad College of Business at 6 p.m.
For MSU PeaceJam, wanting to make a difference is a common goal. But this Wednesday it will be doing things a little differently: by using music to talk about terrorism and injustice. MSU PeaceJam will be holding it’s first PeaceJam Jam on December 9 from 8 p.m.
Associate professor in the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Cindy Ardvison said Mycoplasma genitalium, first discovered in the 1980s, is an emerging infectious disease.