Michigan State

Today on Stateside, the political fallout at Michigan State University after the resignation of president Samuel Stanley. Plus, a chat with Yuval Sharon of Detroit Opera.

Last Thursday, Michigan State University's President Samuel Stanley announced that he would be leaving the position in 90 days, citing his loss in confidence in the Board of Trustees. So what does this mean for the university and for the upcoming trustee election?

What novels and movies about Black people living as white can tell us about race in the United States. Check-ins on the status of Michigan’s collegiate men’s basketball teams and the state’s elk population. Plus, the year-round commitment of Michigan’s professional Santa Clauses.

MSU's president says the decision was made after Michigan recorded a record number of daily new cases of COVID-19 this week.

Today on Stateside, U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos says Michigan students need to take standardized tests this year. We check-in with an educator…

Michigan State University football coach Mark Dantonio is retiring after a 13-year run.Defensive coordinator Mike Tressel will be the acting head coach…

Today on Stateside, Representative-elect for Michigan's 8th District Elissa Slotkin tells us why she joined 45 fellow freshman House Democrats and signed…

It was 1823. The land of Michigan wasn’t yet a state. The indigenous people far outnumbered the white settlers. The Erie Canal hadn’t opened. The flood of…

In May, a settlement was reached between Michigan State University and 333 women and girls who were abused by former MSU sports doctor Larry Nassar. The…

USA Gymnastics, the U.S. Olympic Committee and Michigan State University have responded to initial inquiries from Congress regarding their handling of the…