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Four Named Top Rosenthal Intern Winners
Four Michigan State University students -- including two from West Michigan -- are this year’s top interns in the Michigan Legislature.
Anna Cool, of Schoolcraft, and Kyle Vickery, of...
IPPSR Research Tracks School Response to COVID-19
The COVID-19 crisis led to a near-nationwide closure of K-12 public schools. Many states are not planning to re-open schools for face-to-face instruction for the remainder of the 2019-20 school...
IPPSR Forum Reviews School Partnership Progress: Now on YouTube
The first findings from a new model to help improve the state’s lowest performing schools are positive, encouraging and leading researchers to raise questions about whether the achievements will...
MPLP Fundraising Dinner Rescheduled for October 1
The Michigan Political Leadership Program returns to its roots in its 25th annual fundraising dinner rescheduled for Thursday, Oct. 1.
Michigan State University’s nationally...
How Michigan Makes Its Supply Chain Sustainable
Consumers around the world are seeking products that are sustainably manufactured and designed for disposal or reuse, and Michigan businesses are moving to meet the demand.
In this month's...
Michigan's Upbeat on Economy; Less Positive on Trump
Michigan consumers are more positive about their personal finances than they’ve been in nearly two decades, and by some measures, the most upbeat of the century, the latest State of the State...
Michigan Political Leadership Program Names New Fellows
Michigan State University’s newest class of Michigan Political Leadership Program Fellows hail from communities large and small, with diverse backgrounds in...
Internship Opportunities, Career Options and Scholarships
For four decades, Michigan State University has been honoring the life of an undergraduate science enthusiast who helped to pioneer internships in the Michigan Legislature.
A new year of...
2020's First Forum: Redrawing Michigan's Voting Districts
Michigan’s first-ever citizen redistricting initiative is underway and Michigan State University’s Institute for Public Policy and Social Research opened the new year with a Public Policy Forum...
Roads, Communities, Policies and Politics in the New Year
After three sluggish years, Michigan’s economy could perk up in 2020 with relaxed tariffs, an end to the General Motors’ strike and a bipartisan North American Free Trade Agreement, Institute for...
