Theo Scheer

A new accreditation venture seeks to measure the “formation of the human person.” The involvement of Anthony Bieda, a longtime executive at ACICS, is raising eyebrows.

Faculty and others expressed a mixture of relief and frustration over the deal, under which the university will pay over $200 million to have most of its research funding restored.

Caveh Zahedi asks students to act out their most uncomfortable moments. Is it art, pedagogy, or something else?

New artificial intelligence-enhanced technology is snapping pictures of uneaten food at two of Michigan State University’s dining halls, and its creator says it's already made insights into the causes of food waste.

In numerous Title IX cases, including that of Mel Tucker, investigators collaborated with university lawyers, sometimes even sending drafts of reports and seeking edits to them.

New records raise old questions about the independence of MSU’s investigations

Photo illustration by Grace Montgomery. Photo by Ari Saperstein. — Photo by Grace Montgomery and Ari Saperstein | The State News

The bids vary greatly in scope — and cost.

To the people that fill them, Michigan State University’s countless committees are a unique opportunity to influence the goings-on of the university.

The Michigan State University community got a glimpse at what happens during a Board of Trustees committee meeting on Wednesday afternoon, during a first-of-its-kind livestream of the board’s Student Life and Culture Committee.