Hannah Holycross

MSU parking enforcement checking a Ford outside of Erickson Hall on Jan. 18, 2023. "The silver car has eight unpaid parking tickets, so we are going to have to tow it," said the MSU parking enforcement.

MSU Department of Police and Public Safety released an active violence incident awareness training video March 25th. The training emphasized the run-hide-fight response model, what to expect from officers when responding to an active violence incident, as well as reporting concerning or threatening behavior to the MSU Care and Intervention Team.

Many students were left panicked and confused after a heavy police presence on campus on March 7 that was due to a hoax call regarding a bomb and weapons threat.

Although cannabis is commonly known for its recreational use, 'lighting up'has more uses and benefits than people may know.

A report is set to be released this evening calling into question the death of Brendan Santo, a Grand Valley State University student who went missing on MSU’s campus in October of 2021. Oakland County's Chief Medical Examiner Ljubisa Dragovic believes Santo’s case should have been left ‘undetermined’ rather than closed, as no water was found in his lungs during the autopsy.

Suspect in sexual assault investigation on campus. Photo from MSU Department of Police and Public Safety

Rideshare apps have proved to be a popular way for students to get around campus and East Lansing, but getting into a stranger's car can sometimes lead to uncomfortable or frightening situations for passengers. Though data shows using rideshare is overwhelmingly safe, there are ways to be best prepared.

Open classrooms with new door locks in Berkey Hall on Sept. 24, 2024. — Photo by Rachel Lewis | The State News

Inspired by the police department's new technology for finding speeding cars, an MSU baseball coach parked a police cruiser on the field to see if it could measure the speed of a baseball throw. Fifty years later, the technology has changed the art of pitching in Major League Baseball.

A run-down of East Lansing and Michigan State University liquor laws, from where you can carry open alcohol to what might happen if you break those rules.