Mya Gregory, Author at Spartan Newsroom

News

2nd Annual Legacy Leadership Conference features speakers Bennie Fowler III, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, Coach Tom Izzo and Coach Mel Tucker

By Mya Gregory | May 1, 2023

The Michael Sadler Foundation held their second annual Legacy Leadership Conference on April 14 at The Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center. The purpose of the conference is to empower participants with skills to overcome adversity in their everyday lives. The speakers included Super Bowl 50 Champion Bennie Fowler III; pediatrician, professor and public health advocate Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha; MSU head basketball coach Tom Izzo; and MSU head football coach Mel Tucker. Posters displaying this year’s speakers at the conference. By Mya Gregory.

East Lansing

East Lansing City Council acts on ‘No Mow May,’ Hannah Center construction

By Mya Gregory | April 6, 2023

The April 4 East Lansing City Council meeting had a full agenda, including taking action on two lawsuits, approving “No Mow May,” and approving construction at the East Lansing Hannah Community Center.

Campus News

MSU Dairy welcomes students to pet calves and cows and relieve stress

By Mya Gregory | April 6, 2023

On March 24, the MSU Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center opened their doors to students and the public could relieve stress by interacting with calves and cows.

East Lansing

East Lansing High School has officially welcomed Gus into its building

By Mya Gregory | March 30, 2023

When ELHS students returned to campus following the Feb. 13 shooting at Michigan State University, Gus was there to greet them.

Campus News

MSU students turn grief into activism for gun control

By Mya Gregory | March 16, 2023

Two weeks following the mass shooting at Michigan State University, students, faculty, legislators, and community members came together to rally and call for common-sense gun laws.

East Lansing

East Lansing schools focus on communication, additional security

By Mya Gregory | February 27, 2023

Following multiple violent events and an abundance of concerns from the public, the East Lansing Board of Education took action and implemented a plan to improve school safety at East Lansing High School.