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Students, colleges react to online graduate admissions exams
The impact of COVID-19 on exams for prospective graduate students.
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Additional MSU salary, retirement cuts on the table due to COVID-19
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Michigan State University is feeling the financial impact.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Cassius Winston on leaving Michigan State and looking ahead to the NBA Draft
Cassius Winston talks the NBA Draft and his life since MSU.
MICHIGAN
Whitmer talks drop in new cases, increase in testing during COVID-19 briefing
There are 47,552 total cases of the disease in Michigan and 4,584 deaths, and the rate of new cases is continuing to slow down — the rate of new infections has dropped 25% in the past seven days. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said this data is a cause for “cautious optimism.”
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MSU Board of Trustees to hold May 15 virtual meeting
The Michigan State University BOT is scheduled to meet via Zoom May 15 at 8 a.m.
MICHIGAN
Gov. Whitmer announces 6 phases of "MI Safe Start" plan, state currently in phase 3
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced a six phase plan to reopen Michigan including the return of manufacturing workers in a press conference today.
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MSU Honors College dean accepts provost position at California Polytechnic
MSU's Honors College dean accepted the provost position at California Polytechnic State University.
MICHIGAN
Common Ground music festival rescheduled amid COVID-19 concerns
Common Ground has been postponed due to COVID-19.
ALUMNI
Spring 2020 S'Newsletter highlights coronavirus fight
Catch up on how State Newsers of today and yesterday and soldiering on through the coronavirus pandemic.
MICHIGAN
DOE changes Title IX regulations, mandates university cross-examination
The U.S Department of Education released final Title IX rules for colleges and universities.
ALUMNI
From the editor's desk: 'We hope we've made you proud'
The State News' 2019-20 editor-in-chief talks about how the newsroom has fared during the coronavirus pandemic.
MICHIGAN
CATA resumes limited regular bus services
The Capital Area Transport Authority, or CATA, announced in a rider alert Monday they will resume limited regular-bus services effective May 4.
MICHIGAN
State police exonerates ELPD officer in use of force investigation
Michigan State Police finalized its investigation into the East Lansing Police Department, reinstating the accused officer.
PHOTO VIDEO
Houselights: Fiona Apple's new album and other new music releases
On this episode of Houselights: Fiona Apple's new album and other recent music releases.
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Former MSU sprinter sues school for failure to enforce sexual assault regulations
The sprinter is also suing the NCAA along with seven other women.
PHOTO VIDEO
Social Distancing Diaries Ep. 7: Seniors experience their last week of undergrad at home
On the last episode of the Social Distancing Diaries, seniors discuss their last moments as an undergrad during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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MSU Black Faculty, Staff and Administrators Association oppose Woodruff's appointment as 'appalling,' 'unbelievable'
Michigan State's Black Faculty, Staff and Administrators Association voiced disappointment in President Samuel L. Stanley Jr.'s selection for provost.
NEWS
The Dinner Table Podcast: Fan Culture
Tessa Osborne and Griffin Wiles dig into the discussion around fan culture, the ethics behind it and the culture surrounding it. This week, they sit down to share their views and stories about the things they are fans of, whether it's ethical to ship people and where fan culture originates from.
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Emergency funds available both through MSU's student affairs and the federal CARES Act
MSU's student affairs released additional emergency resources available in an email update to students.
MICHIGAN
MSU seeks broad Title IX lawsuit dismissal based on December ruling
Michigan State University lawyers seek to dismiss pending Title IX lawsuits under similar grounds.