Michigan State University

On today's show, a reporter gave the details on the recent hexavalent chromium spill in the Huron River. Plus, Detroit neoclassical pianist BLKBOK talked about his twin debut albums, and an MSU journalism professor dished on his recent documentary, Sh*t Saves the World.

On Thursday, the Big Ten voted to add Southern California and UCLA as conference members beginning in 2024, expanding the conference to 16 teams.

Republican candidates for governor met for a debate last night. We talked about the major takeaways. Also, a conversation with Detroit-based artist and muralist Bakpak Durden. Then, we talked with an MSU student about the school's decision to cut its swim team. And finally, a conversation with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer about the state's economic future.

On today's show, an update on COVID-19 tracing, the developing push for eviction rights in Detroit, plus a musical project that focuses on social justice.

Michigan State University economist Lisa Cook is a star in her field. Now, she's a nominee for a spot on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors—if she can make it past Republican opposition.

The Michigan State University Board of Trustees is putting in place a new policy for disciplining and removing tenured faculty with cause.

Saginaw Valley State University economist Zachary Cohle says Michigan’s economy remains “surprisingly strong.”

Tucker’s contract includes non-performance related compensation of $9.5 million per year.

A conversation with a member of one of Michigan's most exclusive and secretive clubs: those who have been Sparty.

MSU researchers say pandemic makes this a "wild card" year for third grade reading law.