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The legacy of the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden
The history of the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden told by the best and brightest of the garden!
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MSU COVID-19 policies remain in place for fall
MSU's COVID-19 policies will remain in place for the fall, according to an email from President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. This includes the vaccination requirement. Masks are no longer required.
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Meet ASMSU's first openly non-binary president: Jo Kovach
"With them being in this position, it's going to make strides not only for our community but the entire Spartan community,” ASMSU’s vice president for internal administration Carl Austin Miller Grondin said.
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Eli's Declassified Freshman Survival Guide
Five things to help you survive your first year of college.
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Out-of-state Spartans share how they found a home away from home at MSU
When over three-quarters of your classmates have the advantage of familiarity, acclimating to an out-of-state school can quickly become overwhelming. Spartans share their ways of adjusting to a new environment post high school.
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What to know about Michigan State's on-campus neighborhoods
As a rising sophomore, I am here to give you a deep dive into the general amenities of each neighborhood along with specifics of the five different neighborhoods on campus to help those who may not be familiar with the lay of the land.
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Transitional housing and no isolation space: The ins and outs of fall 2022 move in
The State News is here to help you answer some questions you may have about on-campus housing with a breakdown of all the changes you can expect to see.
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MSU Police and Public Safety gives all clear after bomb threat alert in Fee Hall
Those at Fee Hall East Wing were asked to immediately evacuate. A nursing or veterinarian medicine class had evacuated the building when police arrived on the scene.
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MSU Broad Art Museum to host special Family Day event
Each Family Day the museum has a different theme, which correlates to the artwork being showcased in the gallery. The theme for Aug. 6 includes nature, the color green and growth.
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Ingham County sees low community risk in a national COVID-19 surge
While the risk for infection and severe disease is currently low in Ingham County, Vail advises the population to stay cautious.
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'It’s a team effort': MSUPD K-9 Unit's handlers and their dogs serve many roles on campus
MSUPD holds three training days a month where the K-9 unit practices explosive detection, running the track and article searches in empty buildings on campus. The dogs work and live with their handlers for most of their lives.
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Maureen Jordan and Bill Castinier: MSU Roe v. Wade advocates since the 70s
As Roe v Wade takes over conversations in the modern day, it first started in the 70s. Maureen Jordan and Bill Castinier are two advocates that fought for the court case on MSU campus when it was originally being debated.
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Ride along with The State News on MSU's autonomous bus
Reporter Maddy Warren and audience engagement editor Lauren Snyder recently took a ride on MSU’s first autonomous electric bus, which is now open to passengers, to provide our readers with an inside look at the vehicle.
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McLaren CareNow joins federal Test to Treat program
Currently, COVID-19 antiviral medication is limited to adult or pediatric patients aged 12 and older with a weight of at least 88 pounds that have mild to moderate cases that are at high risk of progressing into serious disease.
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MSU Extension offers free Adulting 101 courses starting July 12
Adulting 101 courses are available online to individuals across the state of Michigan July 12, July 19, July 26 and Aug. 2.
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MSU Health Care Pharmacy now offers COVID-19 treatments
The two treatments are oral medications — Paxlovid made by Pfizer and Lageviro made by Merck and Ridgeback Therapuetics. The medications are designed to treat mild-to-moderate cases of COVID-19, so patients will be required to meet a set criteria to receive the treatment.
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Students, state representatives gather at The Rock for Women's Rights Rally
“I found out I was pregnant two weeks before the Roe v. Wade decision was overturned, and I got my abortion one week before the decision was overturned,” Lotocki said. “I spent my time recovering without the right to an abortion.”
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LGBTQ+ visibility in healthcare: How MSU is working to bridge the gap for LGBTQ+ patients
While Pride month may have drawn to a close, the work of Michigan State University scientists in creating a more equitable world for the LGBTQIA+ community has not.
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State of Michigan approves funding increase for university
The State of Michigan approved a funding increase for Michigan State University in its 2022-23 fiscal year budget. This is the largest increase in over 10 years: an additional $72.2 million for campus projects and programs.
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Lansing Green Dot Stables to temporarily close, in hopes of reopening or selling by the fall
Green Dot Stables' second location in Lansing, Michigan set to close it's doors on Aug. 10. while looking into other options.