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Grief policy still in limbo, pending committee approval
Currently there is no university-wide grief absence policy. This might change if University Council’s recommendations are heeded.
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MSU employee accused of embezzling more than $100,000
A former MSU employee was charged with embezzling upwards of $100,000 and could stand trail next month.
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Students raise money for Nepalese quake victims at the Rock
MSU students in support of victims of the earthquake that hit Nepal on Saturday converged at the Rock on campus today to show support and raise money for those suffering in its aftermath.
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How the order is chosen for students to schedule classes
With April comes the battle for the perfect schedule as scheduled enrollment slowly begins to open for select students across campus.
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Hammocking ban to be discussed
The language of the ordinance states, “No person shall break or cut branches ... or otherwise damage or mutilate any tree.”
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Need a place to study for finals? Check out these favorites
For students graduating this semester and for everyone else, passing final exams is a must. Check out these favorite study spots and take the quiz to find out which would be best for you.
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Pride Prom celebrates LGBT community
This year’s Pride Prom was complete with a space theme and boasting the tongue-in-cheek title “Intergaylactic.”
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Taste of East Lansing boasts local cuisine
The streets of Albert Avenue were packed with hungry patrons on Saturday afternoon as the fourth annual Taste of East Lansing celebration kicked off.
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Anti-Cancer Society hosts second charity duck race
“Cancer sucks, buy a duck.” On Saturday, MSU’s Anti-Cancer Society held their second annual duck race on the Red Cedar to raise money for their organization. For $2, anyone could buy a mini rubber duck with a number on it.
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MSU student groups and governments seek change, look to grow
On campus there isn’t a single voice claiming to represent the students of MSU and the issues they care about. There is a chorus.
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MSU's week in review 4/24/15
iral reporter Katie Winkler recaps the top stories from The State News this week.
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Students take documentary production to the next level
What began as a group assignment for their telecommunications class turned into a long term project for 11 documentary specialization students.
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Domonique Clemons elected president of ASMSU
Leadership has officially changed hands within ASMSU, MSU’s undergraduate student government.
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Nothing but net: 72-year-old MSU alumnus challenges all
James E. Cummings Jr. is a familiar face for anyone who frequents the IM Sports-West courts.
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Fraternity sends 14-year-old to Disney World
Grand Rapids resident Isaac Postma is like most other 14-year-old boys, but with spinal muscular atrophy, even basic daily functions are almost impossible for him.
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White House advisers visit MSU, announce climate change strategy
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Senior White House Advisor Brian Deese announced a plan Thursday afternoon in Kellogg Center to partner with farmers, ranchers and forest land owners to address the threat of climate change.
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Lansing Symphony Orchestra presents "Music of Motown" Friday
For one night only, Motown is back. This Friday evening, the Wharton Center is partnering up with the Lansing Symphony to put on "Music of Motown". Diatetics freshman Arturo Gregory is ecstatic for the event, and is happy to see Motown music make a revival this Friday. "Friday's performance feels like a great opportunity for people to come and experience what is Motown," Gregory said.
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Stories of survival
Three survivors, who were sexually assaulted off campus, shared their on campus experiences of substance abuse, self-exploration and growth, which shaped them to be the survivors they are today.
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Students use charity to comfort children with cancer
Love Your Melon Foundation co-founder Zachary Quinn — and many students following in his footsteps — want to make hospital stays more bearable for children fighting cancer.
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Latin XPLOSION taking place tonight
Tonight, the stage in the auditorium of the Kellogg Center will light up with songs and dances of traditional Latino cultures.