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On-campus, protected bike lane open to public
A new, protected bike lane on Bogue Street is now open to the public as part of a pilot program to improve bike safety.
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A guide to the on-campus CATA bus routes
The Capital Area Transportation Authority provides free rides for on-campus routes. Off-campus buses cost 60 cents with a student ID, or students can purchase a semester bus pass.
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Safe Ride and other late night and early morning transportation options
Michigan State’s campus is large and, during the evening and morning, it can be difficult to find transportation. Here are some alternatives to walking home alone late at night or in the early morning — whether it be for a late-night study session at the library or for an early-morning job.
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MSU athletic trainer charged with domestic abuse and attempted sexual assault
Michigan State football athletic trainer David Jager is accused of attempted sexual assault, domestic violence and lying to a police officer, court records show.
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City approves dispensary project, lawsuit settlement and recreational regulations draft
The East Lansing City Council approved the Merritt Road Dispensary Project, agreed to settle a long-standing settlement and sent recreational marijuana business regulations to the planning commission at its Aug. 13 meeting.
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Your guide to health services on campus
Don't know what to do when you become sick on campus? Here are some health-related resources available to MSU students.
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Albert Avenue parking garage open to public
The Albert Avenue Garage at 188 Albert Ave. is now fully open to the public, with 305 parking spaces available.
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MSU President Stanley, other officials to speak at bike lane ribbon cutting ceremony
MSU and East Lansing officials will speak at the ribbon-cutting for a pilot program of a two-way protected bike lane on Bogue Street on Aug. 1.
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MSU agrees to Title IX reform with federal civil rights office
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Civil Rights, or OCR, announced on Monday that they entered into a voluntary resolution agreement with Michigan State and related entities, resolving a civil rights investigation related to Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse of gymnasts and others while employed by MSU.
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Column: Find your cafeteria and hold on to it
Here's the thing about living in the dorms your freshman year: it's going to be crammed, too hot during the summer, too cold during the winter and you're going to learn some serious problem-solving skills from having roommates and suite-mates. But at least the food is unlimited.
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How to make your dorm room feel like home
As campus move-in date approaches, it’s time to make sure you have everything you need for your dorm room. Here are the last minute must-haves that The State News’ staff recommends.
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'He was supposed to protect us, but he chose to betray us': Ex-MSU dean William Strampel's sentencing
Former Dean of Michigan State's College of Osteopathic Medicine William Strampel was sentenced Wednesday to one year in Ingham County Jail. "He was supposed to protect us, but he chose to betray us," Leah Jackson said in her victim impact statement.
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Dantonio, Michigan State offense give perspective on upcoming season
This past offseason for the Spartans has not been as tranquil as others after the Spartans finished an injury-plagued season with a 7-6 record. After the 7-6 loss in the Redbox Bowl, Dantonio decided a need for change in the coaching staff.
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Defense looks toward top status nationally
At Michigan State Football's Media Day, defensive coordinator Mike Tressel said he expects nothing less than his players striving to be the top defense in the nation.
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Ex-MSU dean William Strampel sentenced to 1 year in Ingham County Jail
Ex-dean of Michigan State's College of Osteopathic Medicine William Strampel was sentenced to one year in Ingham County Wednesday morning.
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Mental health resources on campus
Adapting to college life can be challenging. As you move into on-campus housing, you might wonder about the different resources on campus for mental health.
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10 Michigan things observed by a non-Michigander
Are you an out-of-state or international student? Here are a few things that have been observed about Michiganders from an out-of-state student's perspective.
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Community reactions to ex-President Simon's $2.45 million retirement payout
"The Board should have insisted that she forfeit this $2.4 million payout and taken action to remove her for cause if she refused. This is an easy way out, and a misuse of public funds.”
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CATA to provide free busing for August 6 election
CATA will offer free rides to polls Tuesday, August 6 for the Lansing City Council and Meridian Township millage and bond proposal elections.