The State - A Podcast from The State News + Impact 89FM

In the news today for our last episode: MSU fundraising VP denies allegation of retaliatory firing; MSU receives Allergen-Free award; students express mixed opinions; and 'Upcycled Home' collaborative exhibit at MSU Union draws crowds just before Earth Day. 

In the news today- MSU Turf Management Program provides grass for the World Cup, Sparty made nearly $100,000 for MSU last year, and MSU Breakers wrap up the semester with a one-on-one dance battle. 

In the news today- At Democratic convention, Nassar scandal a recurring theme in trustee race, ELPD identifies man killed in officer-involved shooting, and MSU men's tennis claims title, women finish season with rivalry finale. 

In the news today- Annual Earth Bash showcases sustainability and education, Trustees Scott, Tebay, and Zemke net Democratic nomination for MSU board, and Munn hosts 24-hour hockey game for cancer fundraiser. 

In the news today- House Republicans propose 62% slash to MSU state funding, Spring showers cause campus flooding, Red Cedar predicted to rise further, and Three MSU gymnasts compete at NCAA Championships. 

In the news today- Stabbing suspect dead after officer-involved shooting in East Lansing, Faculty committee 'caught in the middle' of negotiations between UTSF and MSU, and Political science junior Maddie Hanes elected ASMSU President.

In the news today- Bullough returns to MSU after 12 years, but 'Spartan Pride' never left, Faculty, administrators warn of rating site pitfalls, Faculty, administrators warn of rating site pitfalls, and Rep. Rashida Tlaib calls for U.S. envoy to Sudan at MSU Union panel. 

In the news today- VanSlooten becomes the ninth Spartan ever drafted in the WNBA Draft, Donor illegally sought to keep tabs on Tucker investigation, Brenda Tracy says, and Cullen Potter commits to MSU hockey out of the transfer portal.

In the news today- MSU baseball avoids series sweep, snaps losing streak to rival Michigan, Board split over Quinn dossier, Jeremy Fears Jr. declares for the NBA draft, maintains college eligibility, and Lansing’s 517 Poetry Room prepares for upcoming Youth Slam event. 

In the news today- MSU leaders defend free speech, condemn antisemitism ahead of Hasan Piker campus visit, El-Sayed, Hasan Piker rebuke ‘platform police’ in MSU rally, and Tiernan Shoudy eighth MSU hockey player to sign tryout or contract.