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MSU Breakers welcome anyone ready to move
MSU Breakers offers students opportunities to learn breakdance, the art's principles and the culture and lifestyle of Hip-Hop.
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How can transfer students find their place on campus?
MSU transfer students build a sense of belonging by using support resources, joining clubs and exploring campus opportunities that match their interests.
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Subtle responsibilities of off-campus living change the game for students
The transition to off-campus housing is more than just rent and location.
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Renting, roommates and real talk from students on off-campus living
The transition from on-campus to off-campus living takes some adjusting. From new roommate dynamics to longer commutes, students have to prepare for change. To help get used to it, off-campus students offer their advice to those who may be searching for their new home.
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How do MSU students select off-campus housing?
At Michigan State University, first and second-year students, with some exceptions, are required to live in on-campus housing. However, once that requirement has been fulfilled, many upperclassmen choose to live off campus in places, like apartments and houses.
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MSU's Student Cold Case Unit provides opportunities to re-investigate popular cases
Along with the rise in popularity of true crime content, such as TV shows and podcasts, interest in this topic has grown as well. For students at Michigan State University who are fascinated by the true crime world, the Student Cold Case Unit can provide opportunities to act as detectives to re-investigate cases that may interest them.
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MSU’S first Muslim sorority seeks to create legacy
Sorority Beta Kappa Mu becomes Michigan State University's first Muslim sorority.
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MSU students compete in "Performative Man Contest"
MSU Student Co-op hosts Performative Man Contest, where students competed and viewers voted a winner
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MSU student works behind the scenes on new 'Superman' film
On the set of James Gunn's "Superman" last summer, there was a familiar sight for those from East Lansing. Was it a bird? Was it a plane? No, it was digital storytelling senior Colton Bennett.
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MSU students manage crowded summer schedules
With things like additional majors or minors and internship requirements, many Michigan State University students pass up summer break for a summer semester. Alongside classes, students also partake in internships and summer jobs that have longer hours and a greater workload.
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MSU student DJs build profession from passion
Michigan State University is home to several student DJs, known for mixing the tunes at bars and parties across East Lansing. A few of these DJs share what makes it so special.
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MSU student founds makeup brand for underrepresented audience
Creative advertising sophomore Katyra Waller launched her makeup brand, BC COSMETICS, in 2020. She has been utilizing her time at MSU to grow her brand and expand her entrepreneurial expertise.
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‘Our voices matter’: Black Students' Alliance pushes for ‘No Hate Ordinance’ at MSU
At a town hall Friday, the Black Students' Alliance presented a plan for combating racial hostility and called for greater accountability from MSU leadership.
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MSU seniors look forward to post-grad life across the country
A look at the journeys of five graduating Spartans as they venture off to life after completing their undergraduate educations.
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Learning or leaning? Students navigate AI’s role in the classroom
As AI tools reshape education, students and professors at MSU reflect on the line between innovation and over-reliance—and why AI literacy is fast becoming a must-have skill.
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MSU seniors combat worries over job placement, economy as graduation nears
For some in the spring graduating class of 2025, figuring out what comes next after acquiring their bachelor’s degree hasn’t been easy.
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Students worry about career, environmental concerns after mass firing of National Park workers
An executive order made by President Donald Trump enabled the firings of not only National Park workers, but workers of the entire federal government, in addition to a hiring freeze. These actions spurred concern from park workers, as well as university students who aspire to work in the environmental field after graduation.
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MSU Public Defenders Clinic takes unique approach to educating law students
For the first time at MSU, a law clinic gives students an opportunity to represent clients facing criminal charges.
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MSU students organize drag show as part of documentary project
Three seniors put on the show as part of their digital storytelling project, for which they are creating a documentary titled "The Art of Gender."
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Students experience the positive, negative consequences of using AI
Michigan State University students discuss the ways they use AI tools like ChatGPT in their lives and in the classroom, and the various benefits and drawbacks it poses.