The Harmful Language Remediation Working Group at MSU is a group dedicated to eradicating harmful language and vocabulary within MSU library catalogs.
The Roost, which was the most popular restaurant in the MSU Union food court prior to its closing in February 2023, will be moving to the International Center and opening in early January 2024, according to Associate Director of Retail Dining Gina Keilen.
Michigan State University has settled a lawsuit with Christie Poitra, the former director of the university’s Native American Institute, for $150,000.
Active violence intruder training is now available, ten months after MSU's mass shooting on Feb. 13. The training, which is optional, explains how to respond during an active violence situation.
The Starbucks Main Library location is set to open for the spring semester — a semester later than initially planned.
The 2023 fall commencement ceremonies to honor MSU graduates will be held on Dec. 15 and 16 at the Breslin Center. Here’s everything you need to know.
The MSU Serling Institute and Muslim Studies Program held a panel on Wednesday night to discuss the history of Israel and Palestine, past attempts at peace, and potential avenues for sustained peace between the two nations.
Michigan State University students now have until Dec. 8, 2023, to request a "Credit-No Credit" grade for courses that do not fulfill major or general education requirements for this semester. This was formally announced on the university's advising page, last updated Nov. 17. Here is some more information about why this was instituted and how it affects students.
On Nov. 30, 100% of donut sales at Groovy Donuts will be donated to five Lansing-based nonprofit organizations.
Protests broke out during Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s speech at the former Michigan Gov. Jim Blanchard’s annual public service forum Wednesday night, resulting in one arrest at the Kellogg Center, according to Michigan State Police and Public Safety Spokesperson Dana Whyte.
Becky McKendry, the communications manager of MSU Extension, emphasized the organization's commitment to providing diverse resources that empower individuals to expand their knowledge and enhance their day-to-day lives.
“If I were fortunate to be selected as the next president, I would only accept the role if I were given the opportunity to lead (MSU) without undue interference; instead, leading in a trusted partnership with the trustees, faculty, and staff," Guskiewicz wrote in the statements.
Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees spent over $100,000 in legal fees this summer fighting a subpoena for additional information relating to their investigation into the removal of controversial former business dean Sanjay Gupta.
Kathy Wilbur, 70, the first woman to direct three state of Michigan departments and a fixture of the MSU community, died Sunday morning.
Holiday season is one of the most impactful seasons for small businesses, and with COVID-19 finally calming down, it’s more important than ever that these businesses receive heavy amounts of online support and foot traffic to keep doors open.
“Maybe we get a president, a new football coach, and start getting this train back on the tracks,” Izzo said. “When it does, I think it’s gonna be really exciting for all of us.”
The American Freedom Law Center and Great Lakes Justice Center filed a 36-page lawsuit challenging Article I, § 28 of the Michigan constitution, also known as Proposal 3, on the anniversary of its passage, Nov. 8th.
Students staying on MSU's campus will have on-campus dining options for the first time this Thanksgiving break. Food will be available at Kellogg and Owen Hall at various times and dates throughout break.
When discussing the police departments' role in pedestrian safety, Chad Pride, the East Lansing Police Department deputy chief, said that education and enforcement must follow the written traffic laws that protect pedestrians.