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(09/25/13 12:18am)
Spanish senior Charli Herman plays inside a ball pit on Sept. 24, 2013, during a medical amnesty awareness event hosted by student health services outside the Olin Health Center. The ball pit was a favorite among the attendees. Georgina De Moya/The State News
(09/24/13 1:44am)
Since its passing in 2012, the Michigan medical amnesty law has been an ambiguous part of safety measures available for minors and MSU students. Gov. Rick Snyder originally intended for the law to provide an outlet for those in fear of getting an MIP; if a student or others need some kind of medical attention, they will not receive legal punishment. Yet mistrust in police, lack of awareness of legal protections and potential medical bills might thwart the effectiveness of the law.
(09/23/13 12:42am)
ASMSU is hosting a medical amnesty awareness event on Tuesday at Olin Health Center.
(09/18/13 3:20am)
With the intent to improve student and community relations and establish communication between the two, a University Student Commission, or USC, is appointed each year.
(09/13/13 5:26pm)
The first MSU Board of Trustees meeting of the 2013-14 academic year ended on a sour note with student and alumnus complaints about the case of professor William Penn, but not before the trustees dealt with preliminary enrollment figures and construction projects.
(09/12/13 1:07am)
From left to right, criminal justice senior Adelene Exceus, junior Montinique Lynch and psychology junior Melissa Chavez bag canned foods for the MSU Student Food Bank on Sept. 11, 2013, at Olin Health Center. The food will go to students enrolled at MSU that do not have an on-campus meal plans. Margaux Forster/The State News
(09/11/13 11:41pm)
College — it’s supposed to be the most enriching part of a person’s life, but it also can cause a hefty dent in the wallet and sometimes, it seems near impossible to make ends meet.
(09/09/13 3:52am)
Excessive alcohol use cost Michigan $8.2 billion in 2006, according to a new study released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC.
(09/03/13 1:13am)
There are no immunization requirements to attend MSU, but with students returning to campus this past week, the University Physician’s Office still recommends certain vaccinations for the sake of students’ health.
(07/12/13 5:45am)
Eaton Rapids, Mich., resident Elizabeth Olin, 15, jumps of a platform onto a giant inflatable at Common Ground Music Festival on July 11, 2013, at Adado Riverfront Park in Lansing. “I’m still shaking,” Olin said about the jump. Julia Nagy/The State News
(04/11/13 2:37am)
Editor’s note: The headline of this story and its second paragraph have been changed to accurately reflect the question and answer period of the meeting.
(04/03/13 3:32am)
With a growing MSU Army ROTC program and continuous student veteran enrollment, faculty and students in the program hope to see increasing resources to help service members navigate financial aid and deal with a lesser known problem — emotional trauma from serving overseas.
(03/28/13 2:01am)
Members of the black community are stepping up this week to address a sometimes taboo topic — AIDS and HIV.
(03/19/13 2:10am)
Cocaine, rats and brains.
(02/20/13 3:29am)
National Condom Month is wrapping up at MSU, giving campuses across the nation the opportunity to raise awareness and promote the use of condoms among students.
(02/20/13 2:29am)
In The State News’ Oct. 4, 1993 edition, Olin Health Center ran an ad in the paper claiming MSU would become smoke-free in 1994.
(02/19/13 4:58am)
During MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon’s State of the University address last week, she announced her vision to promote health on MSU’s campus through her Bolder by Design long-term plan.
(02/18/13 4:22am)
When classes become too long and studying too demanding, there are some simple ways to stay active without breaking the daily routine.
(02/15/13 4:16am)
It started in middle school when she stole a bottle of her parents’ whiskey. It ended in a visit to the emergency room after her sister found her drunk in the bathtub, preparing to cut herself with a knife to escape the pain.
(02/07/13 2:44am)
The site of the Planned Parenthood clinic, formerly located at 515 E. Grand River Ave., has been closed since Jan. 31, 2012, but that hasn’t meant a lack of sexual health services for students in the area.