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3 Michigan coronavirus samples tested negative
Three cases of coronavirus tested in Michigan came back negative as state health officials continue monitoring the outbreak.
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ASMSU to host Q&A with President Stanley
ASMSU will provide students an opportunity to ask Michigan State University President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. questions Feb. 17.
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Iranian MSU student to be deported
Iranian Ph.D. student Alireza Yazdani was detained by immigration enforcement officials and is set to be deported.
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The 1909: Taking a look at stories from our 'Fostering Change' print edition
On this week's episode of The 1909, Copy Editor Griffin Wiles speaks to several reporters who wrote content for our "Fostering Change" print edition, published two years after Larry Nassar's sentencing hearing in which hundreds of women and girls gave their victim impact statements.
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3 Michigan cases undergoing testing for coronavirus
Three suspected cases of the Novel Coronavirus are being tested in Michigan.
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Is college worth It? Students and professors react
Students and professors chime in on the costs and payoffs of a college education.
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University Physician addresses China coronavirus outbreak
MSU announced the coronavirus outbreak in China is a low risk to students and the community.
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Podcast Special: Sounds of Protest
These protests represent the continuation of a fight that is not yet over.
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ASMSU supports fall break, but not on Election Day
The dates for Michigan State's fall break pilot remain in flux as ASMSU supports a separate break for Election Day.
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From Simon to Stanley: MSU's struggle to find leadership after Nassar
MSU struggles to find leadership after Nassar. Here is a glimpse at the timeline that followed Lou Anna K. Simon's resignation.
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The 1909: Training service dogs for survivors, being a minority student at MSU
On this episode of The 1909, reporter Karly Graham speaks to C.J. Moore, Annie Barker and SaMya Overall about their stories from the past two State News print editions.
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Changes to MSU Title IX, an office transformed by scandal
After Larry Nassar's 2018 sexual assault conviction, MSU's Title IX Office transformed with the aim and prevent sexual assault and provide a safe space to report misconduct.
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Following two years of advocacy, these groups are continuing to fight for cultural change
After Larry Nassar's conviction, the Michigan State community responded with advocacy, protests and support for survivors.
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RVSM workgroup struggles with discussion meeting attendance
MSU's discussion meetings about the campus climate survey struggle with low turnout.
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5 places to cry at MSU
Feeling down? Release your tears in any of these prime crying locations on campus.
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VIDEO: Cultural Vogue celebrates APIDA cultures
The Asian Pacific American Student Organization, or APASO, held its annual Cultural Vogue event on Jan. 19. The event uses dance, spoken word and song to celebrate Asian Pacific Islander Desi American, or APIDA, cultures.
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The Stand Tall Project offers women's self-defense seminars
A student-run self-defense program seeks to expand its remedy for domestic violence.
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The Dinner Table podcast: War
This week on The Dinner Table podcast, Tessa and Griffin discuss recent talks of war with Iran, what people were saying about it on social media and what international relations looks like moving forward.
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Black Student Alliance advocacy this academic year
Black Student Alliance is a student organization that represents African American students at MSU. This academic year, they have focused on flat rate tuition, which is an issue they were vocal about.
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MSU Nassar settlements reach $498 million
Michigan State has spent more than $498 million in settling cases with survivors of Larry Nassar's abuse, with at least 20 cases remaining.