Laura Rugless, the second of two finalists for the role of vice president of MSU's Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Coordinator, shared her short and long-term visions in a presentation Friday morning. She said she hopes to make MSU an impactful civil rights leader.
Michigan legislators announced the reintroduction of Drive SAFE (Safety, Access, Freedom, and the Economy) on Wednesday, a bill package allowing all Michigan residents to obtain state IDs or driver’s licenses regardless of their immigration status.
As students made their treks to class yesterday, they encountered multiple people offering them Bibles. Some students were frustrated. According to MSU policy, permits are only required for certain groups to solicit on campus, specifically those who are selling goods.
The event at Spartan Stadium culminated with Whitmer signing into law measures on universal background checks for gun purchases and safe storage regulations for firearm owners.
MSU students, faculty, staff and visitors produced over 5.4 million pounds of recyclable materials and 1.4 million pounds of organic waste in 2022. But where did it all go after we threw it in the recycling bin?
Much of the current plans emphasize protecting natural areas across campus for educational purposes and limiting the number of cars allowed in the heart of campus. The proposal allows for designated parking further from the center of campus and creates more open areas to walk from building to building, specifically around the Shaw and Farm Lane intersection.
The popular Lansing-based coffee company will have a space on the first floor of the MSU Union.
For resources or compensation for damaged items caused by the flooding, Cooper said students should contact their facilities manager through the Live On website or by calling (517) 884-5483.
A group of students protesting against gun violence and honoring victims of gun violence walked from Berkey Hall to the Spartan Statue shouting names of people who have died from gun violence, including the three MSU victims, Arielle Anderson, Brian Fraser and Alexandria Verner.
After the end of the Energy Transition Plan, a new sustainability director looks to revitalize MSU's slowing sustainable energy efforts.
A committee of Michigan State University administrators is deciding how to spend the $1,084,014 dollars raised in the wake of a deadly shooting on campus in February.
U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow held a "Lunch and Learn" event at James Madison College to talk about her background in politics and what issues are important to her now.
Bhatnagar is currently the vice chancellor for civil rights at the University of California Los Angeles, where he oversees Title IX, harassment and discrimination issues.
What is now a severed trunk on the northeast corner of the Michigan State University Museum was once a giant, flourishing white oak tree — a “quercus alba” to be exact. The Resilient Oak Tree, thought to be the oldest tree on campus, has lived an estimated 375 to 400 years.
Many recommendations made by an external firm about MSU's mandatory reporting policy suggest that the policy can be confusing. Learn more about what the policy says and how mandatory reporters feel about it.
Submissions can be sent in via Instagram @mfolmsu or dropped off during the letter-writing event on April 11 at 6 p.m. in room 175 of the Communication Arts and Sciences building.
MSU trustee Dennis Denno, who has been tapped to lead the search, hopes to have a job description by June, so the search firm Isaacson Miller can begin picking candidates. He said ideally, the board would announce its selection by Thanksgiving in November.
Twenty-five students completed the public relations graduation requirements. After the major officially began in fall of 2020, the number of students enrolled has continued to climb over the years. The number of declared public relations students has nearly doubled since spring of 2022, from 89 to 164.
Though professors recognized that administration was put in an “impossible situation,” and “did the best they could,” the circumstances pushed more work onto faculty. Not only did they reorganize their courses, but they also provided emotional support for students.
An Easter egg hunt hosted by Junior Chamber International Lansing, or the JCI, brought over hundreds of people to the Capitol lawn at 10 a.m. on Saturday for live music, pictures with the Easter bunny, balloon animals and more.