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Michigan State fundraising campaign ends, raises $1.83 billion
Empower Extraordinary — an MSU campaign — raised $1.83 billion before it ended in December 2018.
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MSU Libraries calling for 2019 Student Art Competition entries
Their artwork will join the permanent art collection of the MSU Libraries.
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MSU receives $5 million grant to research role of pesticides in diseases
A $5 million grant from the National Institutes for Health granted an MSU professor the ability to investigate the role of pesticides in diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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ASMSU passes bill to bring Terry Crews to campus following online debate
The undergraduate student government passed a bill that will tentatively allocate $25,000 to bring actor Terry Crews — who made public his story of being sexually assaulted in 2017 — to speak on campus.
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Temporary healing fund for Nassar survivors established
Michigan State established an intermediate healing fund to provide support counseling to survivors of ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar's abuse.
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Perspectives on closed vs. open MSU presidential search
Different parts of the university community weighed in on the positives and negatives of having a closed presidential search as opposed to an open one.
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Top five most expensive apartments to rent in East Lansing
Here's a list of some of the most expensive apartments you can find in East Lansing.
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MSU Dairy Store unveils new "Polar Vortex" flavor
Michigan State employees who worked through January's dangerous winter weather are being honored with a new MSU Polar Vortex flavor at the MSU Dairy Store.
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MSU alumni create Radical Coffee Project, help Guatemalan farmers
Radical Coffee Project — formed by three MSU alumni — purchases beans directly from the Chacaya Coffee Cooperative in Guatemala and gives $4.25 per pound to the farmers.
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MSU Trustee Kelly Tebay opens up at ElectHer seminar, talks leadership
Trustee Kelly Tebay was one of the community leaders who spoke at ElectHer — a program aimed toward teaching and encouraging young women to run for office — held on Saturday for the second time at MSU.
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Hundreds sign petition calling for open MSU presidential search
The petition, started by a group of faculty senators, has nearly 400 supporters as of Tuesday afternoon.
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Allergen friendly dining hall to open in fall 2019
A allergen friendly dining hall will open on campus in fall 2019.
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12th annual MSU Comics Forum addresses marginalized communities
The MSU Comic Forum — which featured the university's 300,000-item comic book collection, social justice themed research presentations, panels and more — closed out on Saturday.
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ASMSU finance committee passes bill to bring Terry Crews to campus
The bill will tentatively allocate $25,000 toward submitting an offer for actor, sexual assault survivor and victims' rights advocate Terry Crews to speak on campus for It's On Us week.
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VIDEO: Screen printing night at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
The Michigan State University Activities Board held a screen printing night at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum.
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VEX robotics state finals held Sunday at Jenison Field House
Students designed, built and programmed robots to complete challenges at the high school VEX Robotics Competition state championship was held at Jenison Field House Sunday.
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ASMSU leadership pushes for fall break, cites impact on mental health
Discussions surrounding a potential fall break are centered around the perceived advantages it would have on students' mental health.
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Improving recreational facilities, more discussed in ASMSU committees
Improving student recreational facilities, updating instructional student rating systems and adding a seat for the Student Athletic Advisory Committee were all topics of discussion at Thursday's ASMSU committee meetings.
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MSU Writing Center to launch Multimedia Writing Center
The soon-to-be launched Multimedia Writing Center will “help students with projects that go beyond written words."
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Eli Broad College of Business admissions requirements to change
CSE 101 will no longer be offered, and instead, business-preference students will take CSE 102 — an algorithmic thinking and programming course — starting fall 2019.