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How a lecture on Israeli theater became a flashpoint for campus speech
When an Israeli artist lectured on campus, student government called it ‘highlighting’ of ‘IDF personnel’
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East Lansing city council hopefuls debate downtown chaos, sanctuary status in forum
Questions ranged from maintaining East Lansing’s status as a sanctuary city, increasing downtown safety and solutions for balancing the city’s budget.
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New food bank opens in The Union
The "self-serve market" is open three days a week in the garden level of The Union
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MSU researchers honored for unexpected cancer treatment breakthrough
The recognition comes as MSU and its Big Ten peers advocate for their societal value in the face of the Trump administration's higher education crusade and its cuts to federal funding for university research.
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East Lansing deliberates police oversight amid accusations of excessive force
Debate over proposed changes has marked recent council meetings and continues to loom over the investigations into multiple viral incidents.
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MSU Faculty Senate votes to support Lisa Cook despite fears of backlash
MSU's Faculty Senate said it supports embattled Federal Reserve Governor and MSU professor Lisa Cook's right to due process, though one faculty member expressed concerns that doing so could draw President Trump's ire.
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Body found behind Division Street Garage
The department will be issuing a press release later today with more information, a lieutenant said.
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Ribbon-cutting ceremony marks a new era for MSU Campbell Hall and the Honors College
A ribbon-cutting ceremony held on Friday, Sept. 12, with MSU faculty, staff, students, alumni and donors marks a new era for the Honors College and Campbell Hall, which reopened in August following a $37 million renovation project.
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As Hope Duncan's trial ends, the results remain unclear
The case against a former Michigan State University student charged with making threats against the school has ended, but the results remain unclear thanks to a state law that protects young offenders.
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No foul play believed to be involved after body found on campus
Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety officers and East Lansing Fire Department paramedics responded to a medical emergency outside of Parking Ramp 6 and attempted life-saving measures at around 4:30 p.m. on Friday.
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ASMSU passes bills on student psychiatric services, late-night dining
The Associated Students of Michigan State University passed bills at their general assembly meeting Thursday calling for the reinstatement of laid-off MSU psychiatric staff and increased late-night dining options.
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Candlelight vigil at MSU remembers conservative activist Charlie Kirk
Candles lit the steps of the Wells Hall courtyard Thursday night for a vigil honoring Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was shot and killed yesterday at Utah Valley University.
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Report: MSU students becoming more accepting of violence to suppress campus speech
The share of MSU students who say that violence is an acceptable tool to stop a campus speech has doubled since 2022, a new report from a campus free speech watchdog says.
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'Devastated': Students, faculty condemn killing of Charlie Kirk
Kirk debated students on MSU's campus in April
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Human medicine Dean resigns amid contentious restructuring
Dean Aron Sousa will take over as president of a Chicago-based medical school as the MSU weighs transforming its own medical programs.
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Crime Blotter: Stalkings, extortions and assaults last week on campus
Saturday was the most eventful day of the week, with multiple altercations at Spartan Stadium amid the home football game.
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Union of Tenure System Faculty officially recognized by MSU after years of negotiations
After years of legal negotiations and assembling, the Union of Tenure System Faculty has been officially recognized by Michigan State University.
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Inside MSU, response to Trump is about ‘threading a needle’
As the Trump Administration attacks universities, MSU is trying to stay above the fray