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“The money’s saying that they don’t care”: MSU divestment at a standstill

Alex Walters

September 13, 2022

The MSU chapter of Sunrise has been engaged in a years-long campaign to push MSU to fully divest from fossil fuels. They made some progress when, in 2018, MSU exited all of its public non-renewable energy investments. But, as of December 2021, the university still held $88,605,622 in private fossil fuel investments. Here's what both Trustees and advocates have to say about it:  

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MSU Students share predictions for "Midnights", Taylor Swift's new album

Hannah Woehrle

September 12, 2022

Swift has become increasingly known for leaving “easter eggs”, or clues in her music videos and lyrics for her fans to pick out and unravel. These hints reveal projects that she is working on. Since the announcement of "Midnights", fans have been developing their own theories and looking for anything that will signal what it will bring.

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'Don't Worry Darling' drama update: sexism, favoritism and 'spitgate'

Liz Nass

September 9, 2022

Here's everything you need to know about the Twitter tea surrounding "Don't Worry Darling", and of course, whether or not Harry Styles spit on Chris Pine. 

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OPINION: Best entertainment of the summer, what to look out for this fall

Quynh Anh Tong

September 9, 2022

When we find ourselves in East Lansing again, when the leaves start changing color and our daylight hours get shorter, it can be easy to feel stuck. However, this fall, there are still many shows and movies we have to look forward to. 

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The rise of casual social media: How authentic can we truly be?

Jaden Beard

September 8, 2022

Social media users are calling to make the internet a casual place, but is this a realistic goal? 

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MSU students react to Queen Elizabeth II's death at age 96

Liz Nass

September 8, 2022

Many members of the local community are mourning the loss of the British monarch who ruled for a third as long as America has been formed as a free nation. 

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The Price is Right Live: popular game show coming to East Lansing

Liz Nass

September 8, 2022

America's favorite game show is coming to the Wharton Center to recruit contestants to win big prizes. The interactive show will take place in the Cobb Great Hall on Sunday, October 23, at 6 p.m.

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'Art is something that is not elitist': Board of Broad Art Museum seeks accessibility

Liz Nass

September 7, 2022

Board members of Eli & Edythe Broad Art Museum share one common goal: bettering the art and the community. 

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On sale now: Individual tickets for shows of The Wharton Center's 40th season

Liz Nass

September 6, 2022

Come celebrate the Wharton Center's 40th season with tickets to Broadway, classical music or dance. The Wharton's student-rated ticket price offers many performances to be viewed for $29.

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Today's forecast: Sunny skies with a chance of solar flares

Alex Walters

September 2, 2022

Should you be worried about a solar flare possibly colliding with the Earth this evening? Climate Justice Reporter Alex Walters spoke with the President of the American Astronomical Society to give you all the answers. 

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Meet the Broad Staff: Exploring the museum's vision for a creative community

Liz Nass

September 1, 2022

Assistant Director of Development Sandra Brown wants the museum to be a vibrant hub for social interaction.  “That's the great thing about art,” Brown said. “It transcends boundaries."

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First day fears: The common mistake of entering the wrong classroom

Hannah Woehrle

September 1, 2022

The lucky ones might be able to leave before anyone notices they’re in the wrong room. Others are subject to watching everyone turn their head to the back of the room and take in their mistake.

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International students share mixed experiences, challenges during first years at MSU

Maddy Warren

September 1, 2022

International students, much like in-state and in-country students, have to adjust to college life as well, all while living in a new country.

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Sparticipation 2022 highlights: Students take a look at what MSU has to offer

Jack Armstrong  and  Liz Nass

August 31, 2022

Bug club, a student-made Iron Man and a ski club that doesn't typically ski: Sparticipation had it all.

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The Wharton Center's welcome event features Charlie Burg and MSU performers

Liz Nass

August 29, 2022

Wharton Welcomes will have live music for everyone on Sept. 1, at 5 p.m, with performances from former Spartan Charlie Burg and MSU groups like the Accafellas. 

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Can feces be used as a renewable resource? MSU professor's new film has the answers

Jack Armstrong

August 26, 2022

Journalism professor Troy Hale's new environmental documentary delivers a comedic look at the ways we can use feces as a renewable resource.

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Wharton executive director seeks to mirror athletics' audience in theater

Liz Nass

August 25, 2022

“I think it's arts and athletics,” Olmscheid said. “It's connected. If you think about the agility of our football players on the Spartan football team, they are dancers. They are movers. They just are practicing their craft in a very different way than we think about it on our stage.” 

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Skin Studio 211: Downtown East Lansing's first Black-owned spa

Miranda Dunlap

August 23, 2022

Skin Studio 211’s East Lansing location will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Aug. 26. Services by appointment will begin on Aug. 29. 

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Mitch Albom: Bringing his classic novel to the stage for the first time in Michigan

Liz Nass

August 17, 2022

Best-selling novelist Mitch Albom, author of "Tuesdays with Morrie," takes his majorly successful novel to the Wharton Center for the Michigan debut for the 25th anniversary of the book that changed his career. 

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How MSU students might have to adapt following Uber’s lobbying scandal

Selma Cogo

August 15, 2022

MSU students discuss Uber's lobbying scandal and ASMSU President Jo Kovach provides an alternative option.