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MSU – Beal Botanical Garden has launched a bigger initiative of its wellbeing program, called “Nurture Your Roots,” this program appeared in June of 2023, as a first-year establishment towards an all-inclusive well-being program within the garden.
PROMISE ZONES: Students in 13 Promise Zones may be able to receive more financial aid to assist with on-campus housing and meal plan costs at public colleges and community colleges under pending legislation sponsored by a Keego Harbor senator. Cosponsors include senators from Lansing, Trenton, Bay City and Warren.. Current zones include Detroit, Baldwin, Hazel Park, Grand Rapids, Lansing and Mason County. Meanwhile, the Treasury Department is soliciting applicants for two more communities to create Promise Zones. By Kenzie Terpstra. FOR DETROIT, LUDINGTON, LAKE COUNTY, MIDLAND, LANSING CITY PULSE, WKTV, GRAND RAPIDS BUSINESS AND ALL POINTS.
For the first time in 22 years, Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees voted to increase the price of parking violations on campus.
Michigan State University implemented new safety measures during all athletic game-days to ensure anyone on campus during game-day can enjoy the game without the worry.
Michigan State University campus welcomes students with new gun safety regulations this 2023-2024 school year.
September marks Hunger Action Month and with the rising food prices, many Michigan State University students are struggling to pay for basic necessities.
With price increases and more students feeling financial pressure due to other expenses, food insecurity has become a pressing issue on the MSU campus. According to the 2020 National College Health Assessment, nearly two of five MSU students reported experiencing some level of food insecurity, which is defined as not having access to sufficient food or food of adequate quality.
As a part of Michigan State’s move to increase safety on campus, staff recently installed metal detectors at every entry at Spartan Stadium. Holding 75,000 people, the new installation didn’t slow down event goers from getting into the stadium as quickly as possible for Saturday’s game.
Michigan State University’s prolonged search for a new president has raised concerns among students, who feel their voices are not adequately represented in the process. Transparency issues have also sparked criticism within the university community.
On July 20, Danielle Jones walked out of Brody Hall after her internship meeting for the Summer Research Opportunities Program at Michigan State University. As she made her way to her car she could see a small paper underneath her windshield wiper.
Incoming Spartans arrived to campus on Aug. 22 to start the newest chapter of their lives. One thing that stood out to several students and their families when they were lugging in their most prized possessions was the temperature.