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MSU students share their favorite on-campus study spots
Three MSU students share their favorite spots on campus for a focused study session.
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What to expect at first fall Board of Trustees meeting this Friday
The MSU Board of Trustees will hold its first meeting of the semester this Friday. Here's what to expect on the agenda, including campus renovations, a revision to an overload pay policy and renaming of campus recreational facilities.
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MSU supports a two-year institutional membership to the Association for Women in Science
MSU has a new partnership with the Association for Women in Science, a network dedicated to supporting women in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
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Frandor Sears property to become entertainment hotspot
Located at 3131 East Michigan Avenue, the Gillespie Group property has served as host to Sparrow Health System’s local site for COVID-19 testing and vaccinations for the last two years and will be turned into a multi-store hotspot with entertainment and dining options.
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MSU Tech store, students give tips for buying your first college laptop
While some students have loyalties to brands, MSU Tech Store employee Justin Bowmer says the decision between Apple’s Mac products and Dell products depends on the student’s major and personal preference.
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ASMSU holds first GA meeting for 2022 fall semester
Associated Students of Michigan State University held its first general assembly of the fall semester on Sept. 1. Three consent business bills were passed, including one to officially recognize September as National Suicide Prevention Month.
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The ultimate cost of the war in Ukraine: “It’s never just about that one place,” U.S Rep. Elissa Slotkin speaks out
U.S Rep. Elissa Slotkin discusses the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on democracy and the importance of military, financial and humanitarian support for Ukraine from Americans.
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Supportive resources available following on-campus assault
MSU Department of Police and Public Safety was contacted about a possible assault in a campus parking lot near 1855 Place on Tuesday, Aug. 30. On-campus resources are available for students following the crime, which was classified as a simple assault and battery.
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Abortion rights ballot proposal headed to Michigan Supreme Court after deadlock
The proposal would guarantee the right to have an abortion in the state, replacing a 1931 ban on abortions currently on the books.
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Board of Trustees hires counsel to investigate dean’s removal
The Michigan State University Board of Trustees is hiring legal counsel to review the removal of the Broad College of Business dean.
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MSUFCU debit card blocking glitch resolved
Although some debit cards were working, some transactions were blocked starting around noon Tuesday. The glitch was fixed around 5 p.m.
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Record number of freshman move to campus
"To each and every one of the students who are coming in and to their families as well, welcome to Michigan State University, we are so glad you’re here," President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said.
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East Lansing to host late-night local business expo: 'Moonlight ExtravaGRANDza'
Monday's late-night event will showcase East Lansing's local businesses to new and returning MSU students as part of welcome week.
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Lansing-area Chipotle becomes first in nation to unionize
The affirmative vote to join Teamsters Local 243 comes amid a wave of unionization efforts in chain establishments in Lansing and across the country.
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ASMSU announces new health and safety programs during summer session
ASMSU held its first general assembly meeting virtually on Aug. 25, announcing new health and safety updates including brighter LED lights and free menstrual products around campus.
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MSU gears up for The Spartan Spectacular's annual Sparticipation
The Spartan Spectacular's annual Sparticipation event will be held on Aug. 30 from 4-8 p.m.
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AG announces 2 ELPD officers will not face charges after Meijer shooting
“It is clear that Officer Viera and Officer Menser were of the reasonable belief that Mr. VanAtten presented an extreme danger and it is, therefore, my conclusion that the use of force by these two officers was justified,” Nessel said.
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Man shot by ELPD officers charged with 7 felony counts
The charges came as Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office announced late Tuesday afternoon that a Wednesday morning press conference in Detroit would discuss her department’s Public Integrity Unit investigation into the use-of-force incident by ELPD.
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Inflation Reduction Act will likely help lower-income consumers make energy-efficient upgrades
The Inflation Reduction Act is likely to help lower-income consumers make clean or energy-efficient upgrades, providing tax credits for the installation of solar panels, the purchase of used and new electric vehicles and more.
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UPDATE: Judge rules that county prosecutors cannot enforce Michigan's abortion ban
Circuit Court Judge Jacob Cunningham noted during the ruling that the injunction is in the public interest because it gives the opportunity for Michigan voters to decide the fate of abortion rights at the ballot box.