Campus News
MSU students turn grief into activism for gun control
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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.
Campus News
MSU holds online meeting with Chinese parents after the shooting
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Michigan State University held a Zoom meeting with parents of Chinese international students Feb. 23, focusing on some of the college’s ongoing works and updates on the resources MSU can provide to international students.
Elections & Politics
MSU students protest against gun violence at Michigan State Capitol
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“How am I supposed to take a test with the same pencils I gripped in my hand in a desperate attempt to fight back against an intruder at my dorm where I am supposed to feel safe?” asked Asha Denny, a student studying Psychology at Michigan State University.
Campus News
Michigan State student speaks out following Feb. 13 shooting
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“One of the hardest parts of sitting in that room was having the realization that I could die tonight, having it be a possible thing that could take place and it was out of my control,” said Julia Krantz, a junior at MSU.
Campus News
4 hours of fear on campus leave MSU students with difficult memories
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Where are you? Are the doors locked? Are you safe? I love you. On Feb. 13, these were the types of texts I received from friends and family during the shooting on campus.
Campus News
The surreal experience of witnessing a university mass shooting
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On the night of Monday, Feb. 13, I had just gotten out of a late class at Michigan State University and stopped at Raising Cane’s on Grand River Avenue. The plan was to get a bite to eat before going home and talking to some of my friends on the phone back in Chicago. Instead, I spent the next four hours in the dark restaurant, peering out the window.