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Students celebrate Persian New Year on campus with food, music
The cuisine, attire, music and decorations at Holmes Dining Hall were distinct from any other typical Thursday dinner.
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Chess club gives students chance to challenge, acquire new skills
After a stressful week, many students resort to games to take their mind off anxiety.
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ASMSU town hall meeting doesn't bring desired student turnout
ASMSU’s attempt at holding its first ever campus-wide town hall meetings fell flat Wednesday as students showed little to no interest in learning about their undergraduate student government and what it does.
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Sparty encourages students to clean plates in dining halls
A squad of Sparty cutouts has been invading the dining hall cafeterias, standing silently alongside the lunch lines with the purpose of halting food waste.
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Showstoppers prepare for the first performance
It’s crunch time for the recently-formed dance club Spartan ShowStoppers as they prepare for their first performance on April 13 at the RCAH Theatre.
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Connecting cultures
A little more than three years have passed since one of the largest earthquakes on record struck the coast of Japan and shook a nation to its core , killing more than 15,000 people . Thousands more went missing, and the amount of destruction the earthquake and the subsequent tsunami caused millions of dollars in damage to the country’s infrastructure.
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June Youatt recommended to take over as MSU's new provost
After months of interviewing candidates, it was announced that June Youatt is set to become MSU's next provost.
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Pres. Simon recommending June Youatt to become provost
MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon announced on Tuesday that she will recommend current acting provost June Youatt to become the next provost and executive vice president for academic affairs. President Simon will recommend her choice to the Board of Trustees for its approval in its April meeting. Youatt is a graduate of MSU and also has years of experience as both a teacher and administrator.“Student, faculty member, administrator - June Youatt has contributed tremendously to Michigan State University,” Simon said in a statement.
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Campus buildings evacuated due to suspected gas leak
A number of buildings were evacuated on north campus just south of the Red Cedar River Tuesday morning because of a suspicious odor that investigators
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Luck of the Spartans
After the confetti fell in Indianapolis following the Big Ten championship game, a different kind of green fell over East Lansing on Monday.
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MSU hosting conference to discuss cybercrime policies
MSU will be hosting its first annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Cybercrime at The James B. Henry Center for Executive Development on March 20.
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Groundbreaking ceremony for FRIB facility
Shovels finally hit the dirt Monday at the groundbreaking ceremony for the future site of the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, or FRIB.
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Pres. Simon, U.S. Senators break ground for FRIB
Shovels finally hit the dirt at the groundbreaking ceremony for the much anticipated Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, or FRIB, this morning.MSU President Lou Anna K.
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ASMSU to host town halls about elections
ASMSU, MSU's undergraduate student government is hosting its first ever campus-wide town hall meetings for students to get to know the candidates running for the upcoming elections.
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RecycleMania introduces e-waste recycling
As part of an ongoing national recycling competition, MSU collected and sorted nearly 29,000 pounds of electronics in four hours on Saturday morning.
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MSU debate team prepares for national tournament in Indiana
Spending spring break researching and practicing for twelve hours a day is nothing new to the members of the nationally ranked MSU Debate Team.
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New supercomputer can run 110 homes, advance research
Every single day, technology is growing faster, more efficient and bigger. MSU’s new supercomputer is taking a step in that direction.
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Rising temperatures could cause Red Cedar flooding
Within the coming weeks, melting snow will increase waters levels in the Red Cedar River to potentially minor or moderate flood conditions.
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Emily Bank elected COGS president, Fletcher steps down
After spending four terms as president on the Council of Graduate Students, Stefan Fletcher stepped down and a new president was elected.