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'Full circle moment': Family shares connection to MSU, UM rivalry

Ashley Zhou

November 15, 2021

It was an eerily lonely fall night in the maternity ward at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. Soon-to-be parents Jeff Zydeck and his wife Royal Zydeck arrived at the hospital shortly after noon and were eager to meet their first child on October 9, 1999. Both Big Ten ranked and undefeated teams versed each other to ultimately end in MSU defeating U of M: exactly something that happened 22 years ago when Grant was born.

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Mass timber: How MSU's STEM building utilized new sustainable wood product

Jack Armstrong

November 15, 2021

MSU's new STEM building is the first in Michigan to be made from mass timber, a new, sustainable wood product.

MICHIGAN

Reward for credible information to locate Brendan Santo increases to $11,000

Wajeeha Kamal

November 12, 2021

If you have any information, call MSUPD toll-free at 844-99-MSUPD or email tips@police.msu.edu. You can also contact Crime Stoppers of Mid-Michigan at 517-483-STOP. 

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MSUPD to install over 300 cameras following safety concerns

Maddy Warren

November 12, 2021

In addition to the installation of new cameras, Stanley wrote there are ongoing improvements to campus outdoor lighting and a campus safety app that will be rolled out soon. 

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Students without water for weekend after water softener in Yakeley Hall fails

Morgan Womack

November 12, 2021

The water softener system failed in Yakeley Hall last Friday, causing a mineral buildup that clogged some fixtures. The water needed to be turned off over the weekend to make necessary repairs.

MICHIGAN

'Lansing trailblazer' Kelly Rossman-McKinney dies at age 67

Sheldon Krause

November 12, 2021

“There will never be another Kelly Rossman-McKinney,” Attorney General Dana Nessel said. “I am heartbroken by the loss of one of my most trusted advisors and I am honored to count myself amongst those who had the good fortune to work alongside Kelly and to witness her artistry.” 

MICHIGAN

Attorney General Dana Nessel apologizes for drinking too much at the MSU-U-M game

Sheldon Krause

November 11, 2021

“I am human," Attorney General Dana Nessel wrote. "Sometimes I screw up. This was definitely one of those times. My apologies to the entire state of Michigan for this mishap, but especially that Michigan fan sitting behind me. Some things you can't un-see.” 

NEWS

Lansing thrift guide: Where to go and what to get on a thrifting trip

Raenu Charles

November 11, 2021

Do you need a winter wardrobe, but don't know where to start? Public health reporter Raenu Charles breaks down some Lansing thrift store staples, and what you can expect from each one. 

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Rep. James E. Clyburn visits Wharton Center, discusses time in congress

Madison Rose

November 11, 2021

In addition to Clyburn, the night’s speakers included Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, 45th Michigan Gov. Jim Blanchard, Michigan State’s Department of Political Science chair Corwin Smidt and urban and regional planning senior Wisdom Henry.

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MSU men's tennis prepares for season at Big Ten Indoors

Jenna Malinowski

November 11, 2021

Michigan State men's tennis got a chance to prepare for their regular season in the Big Ten Indoors tournament.

MICHIGAN

Ron Bacon sworn in as the first Black mayor of East Lansing

Jack Armstrong

November 10, 2021

Ron Bacon, one of the two first Black city council members to be elected by voters, was sworn in as East Lansing's first Black mayor Tuesday night.

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Live On capacity reached, upperclassmen unable to live on campus next year

Morgan Womack

November 10, 2021

MSU Live On announced, at the moment, upperclassmen are unable to live on campus next year. The reinstatement of the two-year live-on requirement is contributing to the high demand for housing. 

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Michigan State women's basketball looks to fill vacancy left by injuries

Jenna Malinowski

November 10, 2021

“I think that four spot will be something that we just gotta continue to work with and evolve,” Merchant said. 

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Students suspended due to non-compliance with COVID-19 directives

Morgan Womack

November 9, 2021

Sixteen students have been suspended due to a lack of compliance with COVID-19 directives. Two employees also no longer work for the university. 

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US Farm Report features Michigan State for first time

Madison Rose

November 9, 2021

The episode was a part of U.S. Farm Report’s College Roadshow, a series highlighting current agricultural research and news at top agricultural schools across the country. 

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

2021-22 Michigan State women's basketball season preview

Eli McKown

November 9, 2021

Three things that will determine the Spartans' season in 2021-22.

MICHIGAN

Gunshot reported south of Grand River Avenue

Wajeeha Kamal

November 8, 2021

A gunshot was heard to the south of Grand River Avenue. The suspect is described by witnesses as a Black male in his 40s-50s. He was wearing a green coat, black jeans and a black face mask.

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ASMSU hosts First Generation Week including roundtable discussion, panels

Ashley Zhou

November 8, 2021

Each day there will be opportunities for students to attend events and receive free merchandise or resources for first-generation college students.

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Michigan State continues COVID-19 requirements in spring semester

Maddy Warren

November 8, 2021

New students are required to fill out the vaccine verification form before the start of the spring semester. Students with an online-only exemption for the fall semester will need to re-apply for an exemption for spring semester, to continue learning only online. 

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Impact 89FM wins College Radio Station of the Year Pinnacle Award

Madison Rose

November 8, 2021

The station has been recognized as the Michigan College Radio Station of the Year 17 times during the last 20 years, this year included, but this is the first time that it has won this national award.