Recent Articles
Rep. Schriver renews push for budget cuts over controversial teaching syllabus
State Rep. Josh Schriver, R-Oxford, spoke to members of MSU’s Turning Point USA chapter Wednesday evening, doubling down that the lack of response from the university regarding a controversial syllabus may prompt budget reconsiderations.
McMorrow says feds must fund MSU, questions Israeli military aid
Michigan state Sen. and U.S. Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow emphasized the need for continual federal funding for MSU and outlined her stance on immigration enforcement and military aid for Israel during a visit to a College Democrats meeting.
City council stalls public camping ban vote to March
East Lansing City Council further postponed the vote on a controversial public camping ban ordinance following increased pushback from homelessness advocates at a council meeting on Tuesday. The ordinance is part of East Lansing Police Chief Jen Brown’s attempt to introduce solutions to reduce violence downtown after unlawful pepper spray and Taser usage by city police officers during MSU’s Welcome Week.
False MSU active violence alert sent out to campus and parents
An emergency drill alert was sent to Michigan State University campus and parents, yet for some it was not clear it was just a drill.
City council delays vote on controversial public camping ban
Banning camping in public spaces would prohibit anyone from using bedding or things that resemble bedding, such as sleeping bags, and other materials with the intention of setting up a temporary living space in public alleys, parks, and other community areas.
