CAMPUS
MSU Nassar settlements reach $498 million
Michigan State has spent more than $498 million in settling cases with survivors of Larry Nassar's abuse, with at least 20 cases remaining.
CITY
Local MLK Commission awarded $190,000
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commission of Mid-Michigan was awarded $190,000 by nine local businesses.
CAMPUS
President Stanley addresses provost search, fall break at ASMSU
MSU President Stanley addresses administrative searches and fall break.
CITY
Deer culling could be a ballot question in August
East Lansing City Council adds ballot question about whether or not to cull dear to the Aug. 4 primary election ballot.
CAMPUS
Reports of student illness on campus after eating in dining halls
Reports of stomach sickness potentially spreading in MSU cafeterias.
CAMPUS
Annual jazz concert celebrates women composers, Martin Luther King’s legacy
MSU's College of Music will host a jazz concert to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Jan. 19.
CAMPUS
BeauTIEful extends MSU student's community service
Michigan State business sophomore Bridgeen Shapton pioneered a project to engage the local refugee population with homemade ties.
CAMPUS
Martin Luther King Jr. Day events guide
Here are all the MLK events hosted on campus and throughout the Lansing area.
CAMPUS
MSU fall break could be on the table for 2020 election day weekend
A planned fall break on election day weekend brings relief for some, and concerns of voter turnout for others.
CAMPUS
Paulette Granberry Russell to shift administrative roles
Key Simon witness Paulette Granberry Russell to change roles in Michigan State's administration.
CITY
Michigan State Police investigating 'potential fraud' committed by breathalyzer supplier
Michigan State Police take corrective action plan after they found some Intoximeters' Datamaster DMT instruments used at police facilities had some discrepancies.
CAMPUS
An experiment to find the best dating app
Five dating apps reviewed with the same profile and opening line.
CAMPUS
MSU civil rights office appoints newly created administration VP
Tayna Jachimiak was tapped for the new position in Michigan State's Office of Civil Rights.
CAMPUS
MSU students share perspectives on returning home
Michigan State students share perspectives on returning home for the break.
CAMPUS
Students join together in protest against war in Iran
Students joined together at the Rock on Farm Lane Jan. 10 to protest against war in Iran after recent escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions.
NEWS
City Council voted to create a report addressing eBay land sale
City Council created a report addressing the eBay land sale after accusations of transparency issues.
CITY
City of East Lansing warns residents to prepare for weekend storm
City of East Lansing officials warn the community of possible dangerous weather conditions this weekend.
NEWS
Jan. 11 is recognized as National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Michigan State Police and The U.S. Department of Homeland Security bring awareness to human trafficking at the start of January.
NEWS
Potter Park Zoo welcomes endangered rhino over winter break
Critically endangered black rhino calf born at Potter Park Zoo over winter break.
CITY
Attorney General addresses fraudulent activity regarding MSUFCU members
Attorney General Dana Nessel encourages MSUFCU members to take action against fraudulent activity if there are any suspicions.