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Izzo signs new 5-year contract, reaffirms his ‘Spartan for Life’ commitment

Nick Lundberg

August 11, 2022

Izzo, the 2016 inductee into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, has an NCAA National Championship, six Big Ten Tournament titles, eight Final Four appearances, multiple National Coach of the Year awards and 10 regular-season Big Ten Championships on his resume. He has also guided his team to a Big Ten record of 24 straight NCAA tournament appearances. 

FOOTBALL

Fall camp notes: Where the MSU football offensive line stands as fall camp begins

Eli McKown

August 11, 2022

Depth is the main concern for the Spartans going into this season.

MICHIGAN

East Lansing to improve drinking water infrastructure with $2 million from EGLE

Jack Armstrong

August 11, 2022

East Lansing will be able to improve its drinking water infrastructure with the help of a $2 million grant from the Department of Great Lakes and Energy.

MICHIGAN

MSU alumnus Jasper Martus is victorious in his primary race for State Representative

Liz Nass

August 11, 2022

Jasper Martus is headed towards his State Representative chair after his primary victory, explaining what about his campaign led him to a successful run. 

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MSU COVID-19 policies remain in place for fall

Morgan Womack

August 10, 2022

MSU's COVID-19 policies will remain in place for the fall, according to an email from President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. This includes the vaccination requirement. Masks are no longer required.

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Meet ASMSU's first openly non-binary president: Jo Kovach

Maddy Warren

August 10, 2022

"With them being in this position, it's going to make strides not only for our community but the entire Spartan community,”  ASMSU’s vice president for internal administration Carl Austin Miller Grondin said. 

MICHIGAN

Michigan anti-abortion advocates talk what's next for their movement

Raenu Charles

August 10, 2022

After a momentous win for their movement, what's next for the anti-abortion movement in Michigan? 

SPORTS

Judge rules MSU is not compliant with Title IX in women's swim team suit

Morgan Womack

August 9, 2022

The district court judge for the women's swim and dive lawsuit against MSU has ruled that the university is not compliant with Title IX. The university is not required to reinstate the team, but they were given 60 days to rectify the violation.

FOOTBALL

Column: Despite being better overall, MSU football likely to take step back in the win column

Eli McKown

August 9, 2022

Michigan State, while certainly trending in a positive direction, may still take a step back in the win-loss column.

LIFE

'Nope' review: It's a 'Yep' from me

Liz Nass

August 9, 2022

"Nope" is the newest blockbuster from out of the box director Jordan Peele. Spoilers ahead! 

NEWS

Nessel requests special prosecutor in voting machines investigation, look at upcoming AG election

Maddy Warren

August 8, 2022

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is seeking a special prosecutor to investigate her Republican opponent Matthew DePerno, along with eight others, in a case regarding alleged interference of tabulators, or voting machines.

FOOTBALL

Fall Football Breakdown: MSU's specialists

Sam Sklar

August 8, 2022

It’s been five long years since Michigan State has had any doubt at its kicker position. That’s how great Matt Coghlin was. Consistent, clutch and, mostly, durable. 

LIFE

Top 5 must-see movies to see before the end of summer

Melanie Soverinsky

August 5, 2022

A complete rundown of the top five films to see this summer. 

NEWS

MSU professor Frank Ravitch analyzes the separation of church and state

Liz Nass

August 4, 2022

As part of Ask the Expert at MSU, Frank Ravitch shared his knowledge on the separation of church and state in terms of the recent court cases settled by the Supreme Court. 

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Eli's Declassified Freshman Survival Guide

Eli McKown

August 4, 2022

Five things to help you survive your first year of college.

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Out-of-state Spartans share how they found a home away from home at MSU

Madison Rose

August 4, 2022

When over three-quarters of your classmates have the advantage of familiarity, acclimating to an out-of-state school can quickly become overwhelming. Spartans share their ways of adjusting to a new environment post high school.

MICHIGAN

First monkeypox case confirmed in Ingham County, Vail explains risk to public

Wajeeha Kamal

August 4, 2022

According to the department’s website, monkeypox can cause a rash or sores in infected individuals often with an earlier flu-like illness. However, monkeypox is rarely fatal.

FOOTBALL

The ultimate Spartan Stadium rule book for freshmen football fans

Eli McKown

August 3, 2022

I’m here to help you. Not out of the kindness of my heart, but selfishly as I want you all to be on your best behavior and for us upperclassmen not to immediately be able to pick you out as you awkwardly stand there with your phone in your hand as the alma mater starts to play.

MICHIGAN

Ingham County under heat advisory until 6 p.m.

Miranda Dunlap

August 3, 2022

The National Weather Service, or NWS, has issued a heat advisory for Wednesday, Aug. 3 in Ingham County, effective from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Temperatures of over 100 degrees are expected. 

MICHIGAN

Michigan Primary: Final results for local proposals, offices

Jenna Malinowski

August 3, 2022

Michigan's primary election has set the stage for local Ingham County elections this November. Here's a look at the candidates on the local ballot and the proposals voters decided on.