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ASMSU releases election results for the 53rd Session representatives
Results are in for the Associated Students of Michigan State University's election for the 53rd Session.
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Courts offer amnesty program for those with outstanding warrants for not paying fines and costs
The 54A, 54B and 55th District Courts are currently offering a way to help local residents clean up their criminal records by the end of April.
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President Simon announces the end of coal use at T. B. Simon Power Plant
MSU's T. B. Simon Power Plant has burned its last lump of coal. MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon said the plant is no longer running on coal, a goal of MSU's Energy Transition Plan started back in 2012, during a live stream panel on Tuesday.
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Culture explored and celebrated at MSU NAISO 'Pow Wow of Life'
Extravagant regalia was on display Saturday at the MSU Native American Indigenous Student Organization’s 33rd annual Pow Wow of Life. The event was in Jenison Fieldhouse and brought together Native American people from many different states and tribes.
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Archery brings two friends and competitors together
Recently, neuroscience senior Erin Formiller and human biology senior Katie Glover took up their bows and arrows and shot together for one of the last times of this semester.
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Spartan Film Festival showcases student talent
Student film talent shined bright on April 9 at the annual Spartan Film Festival.
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MSU police boasts its own crime analyst, servicing multiple departments
The Michigan State Police Department is the only local department with its own crime analyst who helps detectives investigate a myriad of crimes through an expertise in research and crime trends.
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Submerged Sparty's cart, acid spill and power outages all in one week
It all began with a golf cart. A famous golf cart, driven by the mascot of the university.
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Year of prepping comes to fruition for MSU steel bridge team
For the last year, MSU's steel bridge team has spent the last year designing, construction and perfecting a large steel bridge that could hold as much as 2000 ppunds for a competition as part of the annual American Society of Civil Engineers conference.
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MSU police report assault near IM Sports Circle in East Lansing
MSU police are reporting an assault near IM Sports Circle, on the river trail behind the building between 12 a.m. and 1 a.m. early Sunday morning.
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MSU student still missing, has social media posts hinting at suicide
The Michigan State University Police Department is currently asking for the public's help in locating a missing MSU student named Patrick Kegan Cochrane, who was reported missing early this morning.
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ASMSU election sees growth in voter turnout this year
The Associated Students of Michigan State University's 52nd Session came to end as they met for the last time Thursday night. Elections for the 53rd Session’s general assembly are taking place this week.
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Take Back the Night raises awareness for domestic and sexual abuse survivors
T-shirts that told the anonymous stories of sexual and domestic abuse survivors lined the main lobby of the MSU Union Thursday, March 7th, as part of The Clothesline Project, brought to MSU by a larger event: Take Back the Night.
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ASMSU holds final meeting of 52nd Session and reflects back
A bill involving donating money to an organization in Flint and a second bill dealing with donating to a scholarship fund at MSU were discussed at the Associated Student's of Michigan State University's meeting Thursday night. The meeting marked the end of the 52nd session.
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Civil and human rights highlighted by community at RCAH PeaceJam
On Wednesday, the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities hosted a PeaceJam Jam as part of Wednesday Night Live.
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New software introduced to MSU Alert system
The MSU Police Department and MSU Information Technology Services have teamed up to provide a new way of alerting the MSU community of emergency situations.
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Power outage affecting East Lansing and MSU
MSU police are reporting a power outage affecting campus Thursday morning, according to an MSU Alert. For the third day in a row, MSU has had to respond to an infrastructure issue. On Tuesday, a faulty pipe caused 800 gallons of sulfuric acid to spill out of the MSU Power Plant.
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West Circle Neighborhood residence halls named after female MSU legacies
The West Circle Neighborhood residence halls are home to a long and proud legacy of women at MSU not known by many MSU students.
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Students respond to ongoing dispute between Apple and FBI
Late in March, the ongoing feud between Apple and the FBI over access to the iPhone of deceased gunman Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the perpetrators of the San Bernardino shooting that left 14 dead, took a dramatic turn.
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Students create their own path through MSU entrepreneurship programs
College is easy on paper. Decide a major, learn about jobs in the career and start gaining experience to get a foot in the door. But for a different group of students, college is about creating a job. It's about starting something on their own.