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What is gaslighting? MSU CAPS counselor offers some understanding and advice
Explore, forgive, tell about and reclaim your personal story, even if it feels scary.
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Michigan State to ask students to self screen before coming to campus, introduces COVID-19 Community Detection Program
Faculty and staff are being asked to complete the official health screening form each day before beginning on-campus work. Previously, departments had their own forms for their employees, but this is an official form from the university they are required to fill out when they plan to physically go to campus.
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MSU online store hacked, 2,600 customers affected
The information accessed included names, addresses and credit cards of customers between Oct. 19, 2019, and June 26, 2020.
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What you need to know about the crisis in Lebanon
Survivors have been left overwhelmed with grief as many have lost their homes, loved ones, jobs and even access to basic necessities.
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Gotcha scooters return to campus, users encouraged to wear PPE
The e-scooters were a feature of campus life last year and will be discussed by both parties Jan. 1, 2021, for a spring return, according to the licensing agreement.
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Stanley provides update on chief diversity officer search, Task Force on Racial Equity members announced
More than 70 potential candidates were considered during the search for the chief diversity officer, and seven finalists will interview in late July before narrowing down to four candidates.
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ASMSU to host fall election to fill its General Assembly
This election will take place the week of Oct. 5, 2020.
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Teresa Woodruff begins provost role, announces diversity and intellectual health agendas
Teresa Woodruff officially began her tenure as MSU provost, despite backlash she faced after the announcement earlier this year.
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Michgan State's COVID-19 Community Compact and how it might be enforced
Returning MSU students are expected to follow a new community compact. Here's how it works.
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'We need to start normalizing standing up for each other': Women of color at MSU share experiences of racism
“We need to start normalizing standing up for each other,” communication junior Alondra Alvarez said. “I feel like the word ‘ally’ is used a lot but an ally ... is someone who stands up for each other no matter who's in the room. ... I'm not only going to stand up for you and your community when you're around. I'm going to stand up even when you're never around. And that's something that I feel like we all need to start doing.”
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Michigan State College of Law to fully integrate with university
According to the College of Law website, leaders of the university and the College of Law decided to pursue full integration in 2018.
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Students share impact of online classes on their mental health
According to counselors Jessica Oyoque and Courtney Brown at MSU’s Counseling and Psychiatric Services, or CAPS, feelings of isolation due to the lack of face-to-face interaction are just one of the many pitfalls of digital learning.
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3 MSU academic programs in top 10 of Global Ranking of Academic Subjects
A total of 11 MSU programs ranked in the top 50 globally.
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MSU CAPS counselor offers advice for coping with grief from loss
Mental recovery, same as physical recovery, cannot be hurried or ignored.
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Holmes Hall residents test positive for COVID-19
The email did not specify the number of positive cases; however, those individuals will be self-isolating.
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The fallout of events in 'Athlete A' continues to impact MSU
Michigan State University’s four presidents in the span of two years, three criminal trials and two convictions in a stonewalled state investigation and a record $4.5 million fine from the U.S Department of Education were all catalyzed by the subject of a recently-released Netflix documentary.
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6 feet apart or Zoom U: What class will look like come fall
With heaps of classes being moved online and in-person learning socially distanced, coming to campus in the fall may not be as easy, especially without knowing what to expect.
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'It's just different': MSU professors prepare classes for partially online fall semester
When instruction “returns to normal” professors can make takeaways from the time they spent online.
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New ICE guidance bars 1st-year international students with all online classes from entering US
First-year international students will likely be unable to study in the United States, according to an update by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the Student and Exchange Visitor’s Program (SEVP) guidance Friday.
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MSU president announces search for new MSUPD chief; current chief to go on medical leave
Stanley said Chief Kelly Roudebush, who has been with MSUPD since 1994, has openly shared she was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago.