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Former MSU professor invents solar powered leaf
MSU’s Abram’s Planetarium was shining bright this past Sunday with stars of the United Nations Association.
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MSU group to hold open panel to discuss religion in the world
Members of LGBT christian group Q-cross will look to explore the issue of religious faith’s role in modern life at their upcoming panel event entitled “Faith Engaging the World.”
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MSU's Israeli Film Festival offers students unique look into Israeli culture
MSU’s annual Israeli film festival introduces students to works they might not otherwise see, works that tackle adult mental health care, divorce and a wide range of cross culturally relevant issues with uniquely Israeli sensibilities.
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East Lansing Public Library and MSU Libraries team up to create new Muslim book club
Creating mutual understanding between people of different faiths begins at a grassroots level.
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At U-M, students campaign for better rec sports facilities, and admin listens
In recent years, University of Michigan students have faced a similar dilemma to those at MSU — having to work out in outdated, cramped intramural facilities.
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Indiana game day sees lowest crime stats of the season
The lowest crime incidents of the entire football season at occurred on Saturday, after MSU's rout of Indiana, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
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Police respond to possession of marijuana and other dangerous drugs
Here are the crime incidents for Oct. 26 after meeting with MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor.
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Applications for MSU AOP program staff to be available early November
One of the most monumental events throughout the duration of a student’s time at MSU is their pre-admission Academic Orientation Program.
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Lansing Capitol offers MSU students unique internship opportunities
Each year, nearly 600 top organizations conduct more than 15,000 interviews with students at MSU.
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Club helps hispanic and Native American high school students prepare for college
Native American and Hispanic Business Students is a club within the Eli Broad College of Business which works to increase the amount of Native American and Hispanic representation in corporate America though networking and community outreach. Jon Wallace, second year president of NAHBS, said the primary goals of the club are family, community service and professional development their Native American and Hispanic members. “The goals of this club are to introduce members in the business college at Michigan State University to these Fortune 500 companies,” Wallace said.
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Sexual assault training is "mandatory," but not enforced
Everyone remembers getting the email to attend a SARV workshop sometime during freshman year.
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ASMSU details three news bills at latest meeting
The Associated Students of Michigan State University (ASMSU) have passed legislation pertaining to sexual assault education, undocumented students and recycling.
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Gala celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the United Nations to be held at Abrams Planetarium
The United Nations 70th Anniversary Celebration Gala is set to take place this Sunday, October 25th at MSU’s Abrams Planetarium. The event is hosted by the Greater Lansing United Nations Association, or GLUNA. Many MSU departments are sponsoring the event.
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The story behind those rivalry cookies
Today, a picture surfaced showing several sugar cookies featuring images related to last Saturday’s rivalry football game against the University of Michigan.
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Police respond to fraud, simple assault
Here are the police incidents for Oct. 21, after meeting with MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor. Fraud A 20-year-old female student in North Hubbard Hall was the victim of a scam, costing her more than $2000.
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MSU police cracking down on moped rules
Everyone sees them whiz past them day after day, but it is important that as it appears more and more mopeders are roaming MSU's campus, they understand their rules of the road as to keep themselves and other students safe. As long as moped riders follow the laws and their mopeds follow regulation, they should be safe, according to Sgt.
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Music Therapy program holds meanings far beyond song lyrics
Not only is music entertaining, fun to create and to consume, but it also has a multitude of health benefits and is now used to help with development, growth and healing for people with special needs.
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Spartan Marching Band's Marvel-themed routine going viral
The Spartan Marching Band debuted a Marvel-theme routine this past weekend at the MSU vs. University of Michigan game, and the video has gone viral. As of Wednesday morning, the topic is the No. 1 top trending thing on Facebook.
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Former governor Jim Blanchard discusses annual Speaker Series, Clinton visiting MSU
The Governor Jim Blanchard Public Service Forum will host the annual Speaker Series at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center on Nov. 18.