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Who you gonna call?
Last Tuesday, the MSU Paranormal Society arrived at Bonnie’s Place, 415 E. Saginaw St., in Lansing, to investigate possible paranormal activity.
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Campus celebrates Mexican holiday
On Thursday, MSU students and Lansing residents danced, dined on traditional food and learned about Latino history during MSU Museum’s 5th annual Day of the Dead Celebration.
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MSU professors continue research for White House
Spartans continue to receive national recognition, as another MSU professor recently was appointed to a council headed by the White House and has been making big strides in the field of physical activity.
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RHA hosts meeting in halloween fashion
Strange things were happening in Case Hall Wednesday night.
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University gives out flu comfort packs
In an effort to help students ward off illnesses, MSU is administering about 20,000 free cold and flu comfort packs on campus at the intramural buildings
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Board of Trustees approve $6.8 million roads project
During its meeting last Friday, the MSU Board of Trustees approved an authorization to proceed for reconstruction of the Bogue Street and Shaw Lane intersection.
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Superstorm results in blood donation shortage
With the remains of Superstorm Sandy ravaging the East Coast, the need for blood currently is higher than normal.
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Bailey Hall introduces year-round hoophouse
Armed with pruning shears instead of scissors, the creators of the Bailey GREENhouse snipped a vine to signify the opening of the sustainable hoophouse outside Bailey Hall Tuesday evening.
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Students, residents gather for Halloween events
Preveterinary freshman Madelayne Shammas has had acting experience in the past, but volunteering to be a zombie in the Mason and Abbot halls haunted house was a new experience for her.
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MSU staff works to prevent sexual abuse
MSU is taking more steps to ensure abuse does not go unnoticed at the university, as in the case of Penn State University.
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Study ranks Detroit as No. 13 worst city to find jobs
After a devastating loss from the Detroit Tigers and feeling the impact of a natural disaster Michigan rarely witnesses — the last thing Detroit needs is another piece of bad news.
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Desire2Learn launches for students, faculty Tuesday
Tuesday, MSU’s new online learning management system, Desire2Learn, or D2L, was launched and is now available for faculty to begin using, according to a news release from MSU Information Technology.
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RHA hosts movie office grand reopening
Marketing freshman Addisen Carino and prenursing freshman Katie Justice carefully circled the shelves of movies in the basement of Gilchrist Hall on Monday night, trying to be certain they rented the best movies available.
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MSU ranks among top 100 in employability study, above U-M
As collegiate rankings remain a subject of discussion among many universities, MSU continues to appear on numerous lists in strong standing when compared to other Big Ten universities.
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Family to host Art for Charlie art show
On Thursday evening at the Marriott at University Place, 300 M.A.C. Ave., paintings from all over the world will flood the hotel for Art for Charlie.
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Knitting project vandalized
MSU Police are investigating a vandalism incident that occurred at the Michigan 4-H Children’s Garden this past weekend. MSU police Sgt.
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Students help clean up Red Cedar River
It’s not uncommon to find bikes, shopping carts and even drug paraphernalia in MSU’s Red Cedar River — just a few of the items the Fisheries and Wildlife Club came across Saturday as it hosted its fall Red Cedar River Cleanup at MSU Bikes Service Center.
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New Multicultural Center approved
Last year, when the Black Student Alliance, or BSA, made a list of demands after a string of racial events on the MSU campus, a new, freestanding Multicultural Center was on the list.
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Spartan Sprint 5K fosters friendship, community
Students slowly making their way back to their dorms in East Neighborhood after a long night of celebrating Halloween shared the sidewalk with around 30 runners Saturday morning.
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Scholarship students learn skills to bring home
After visiting Michigan on a study abroad three years ago, hearing about MSU from his host family and following Spartan sports, computer engineering freshman Mohamadou Diatta was sold on MSU. But there was one problem for the Senegal, Africa, native: he did not have the financial means to fulfill his dream. “How it works in my family (is) only my dad works,” Diatta said.