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'Aladdin' tickets are on sale at Wharton Center
Tickets for "Aladdin" are now on sale at the Wharton Center.
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Ribbon cutting for new Media Innovation Lab to take place Thursday
A new Media Innovation Lab created by MSU and WKAR will have a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday, followed by other events.
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#Fixtheflatrate: Black Student Alliance calls for accessible tuition model
Though the newly-implemented flat rate tuition model financially benefits those taking more than 15 credits, students taking 12 to 14 credits saw — and will continue to see — larger tuition bills than usual. And students are speaking out.
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Melissa Woo is named as MSU's new chief information officer
Melissa Woo will be MSU's new senior vice president and chief information officer, replacing Rob McCurdy.
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Michigan State names interim provost following June Youatt's resignation
Teresa A. Sullivan will be filling in for the position while MSU searches for a permanent replacement after former Provost June Youatt resigned.
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VIDEO: MSU professors read Rate My Professor reviews: Karl Gude
Professor Karl Gude reads student reviews from a well known website called ratemyprofessors.com. Gude discusses what it's like from a teachers point of view when receiving anonymous reviews from students.
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MSU Trustees Ferguson and Scott secure Muskegon development
Trustees Ferguson and Scott partnered to develop a mixed-use property in downtown Muskegon.
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President Stanley's meetings with survivors rescheduled
The dates President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. scheduled to meet with survivors have been changed.
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Joseph Salem becomes dean of university libraries
Joseph Salem — former director of libraries and university librarian at MSU — was named dean of university libraries by the Michigan State Board of Trustees at their meeting September 6.
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MSU groups host annual 9/11 memorial at the Rock on Farm Lane
On the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, MSU groups hosted an annual memorial service at The Rock on Farm Lane.
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VIDEO: 9/11 Memorial at The Rock on Farm Lane
Students gathered at The Rock on Farm Lane in remembrance of 9/11.
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Board of Trustees draw criticism at meeting for continuing to not support survivors
The day after the Office of Civil Rights released its reports on Michigan State's mishandling of sexual assault claims, the Board of Trustees had their first meeting and heard criticism during public participation.
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Office of Civil Rights report, Provost June Youatt's resignation discussed at board meeting
At the first Board of Trustees meeting of the 2019-20 academic year, a recent report by the Office of Civil Rights and Provost June Youatt's resignation were discussed.
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VIDEO: Black Student Alliance MSU flat rate tuition protest
Black Student Alliance MSU took stage to protest flat-rate tuition at MSU during Spartan Remix, 2019. BSA president Sharron Reed-Davis sat down with The State News to talk about their protest.
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MSU administration building evacuated following bomb threat
MSU's Hannah Administration Building has been evacuated. According to an MSU alert, a bomb threat has been reported near the building.
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MSU to pay record $4.5M fine for campus crime reporting failures
The U.S. Department of Education issued a $4.5 million fine to Michigan State University for failures to create mandated crime reporting and public safety networks at the university.
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Michigan State University Provost June Youatt resigns
President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. approved Provost June Youatt's resignation Thursday. Her resignation comes after a report following an investigation done by the Office of Civil Rights and Clery Act Compliance Division.
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First Board of Trustees meeting of the academic year to take place Friday
The Michigan State Board of Trustees will hold their first meeting of the 2019-20 school year Friday. This will be Samuel L. Stanley Jr.'s first board meeting since being unanimously approved as president of the university.
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One Book, One Community to implement changes to encourage students to read annual book
One Book, One Community has been around since 2002. In light of changing times, the organization is hoping to encourage students to read the annual selection through incorporating forms of media.
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Arrests, threat, disorderly conduct among welcome week crime
During welcome week, crime rates are significantly higher than the rest of the school year.