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Wali Khan/WKAR-MSUMichigan State University's Board of Trustees is prohibiting people with concealed carry permits from bringing guns on campus. The group also heard from survivors calling for the release of documents related to the Larry Nassar abuse scandal. -
Lansing School DistrictThe Lansing School District’s Board of Education ratified a new contract with wage increases following negotiations with the union representing teachers.
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Michigan’s State Board of Education is asking Attorney General Dana Nessel to weigh in on whether a newly created education department is constitutional. -
Michigan State University is telling instructors to cancel their classes on February 13 next year. Officials are organizing an event to observe the one-year anniversary of the shooting.
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Michigan State University administrators are trying for a second time to get the court to dismiss a complaint from the former Broad College of Business dean.
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The suits allege the school put community members at risk of identity theft after an "unauthorized actor" may have had access to the school's internal network.
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The Legislature’s auditor general says the Michigan Department of Education is falling short when it comes to making sure schools are conducting required criminal background checks.
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Sanjay Gupta has updated his complaint to include details from an independent review of his departure and add the MSU Board of Trustees as defendants.
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Attorneys representing students Troy Forbush and Nate Statly filed notices of intent on Monday indicating they plan to sue MSU for damages.
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Earlier this week, the administrators filed a motion arguing the case should be thrown out, characterizing Gupta’s suit as “a desperate, last-ditch plea” to be reinstated as dean.
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Students who graduate from Battle Creek public schools will receive scholarships to attend a Michigan college or a historically Black college or university outside the state, officials announced Wednesday.
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Oxford Community Schools are following — or even exceeding — best practices for threat assessments, but a report finds there's still room for improvement.
