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MSU crime log: 43 crimes reported over break
The MSUPD logged 43 crimes over Spring Break, including five burglaries at Wilson Hall and three larcenies.
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Black Girls Unite provides support system, safe space for black women
Black Girls Unite was created by psychology junior Samantha Turner and some of her friends after their conversations about the problems they have faced in society as young black women.
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Fourth 'Sister Survivors Speak' panel to feature journalists, professors
"Covering the Crisis: Journalism and Sexual Violence" will feature journalists and professors who have experience in covering sexual assault.
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Former State News General Manager Allen Swartzell dies at 93
Swartzell was the general manager from 1982 to 1994 and died on March 4 at the age of 93.
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MSU student dies in accident over Spring Break
Supply chain management senior Frank Wang died in an accident while on vacation during Spring Break.
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Communicating with ants: Bridging art, science at Broad Art Museum
An altered tour of Kuai Shen’s “Oh!m1gas" art installation — which explores the behavior of ants and how they mimic responses to different kinds of human technologies — took place at the MSU Broad Art Museum.
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East Lansing Roller Derby to play against Windsor Roller Derby
The East Lansing Mitten Mavens will be playing against the Windsor Roller Derby on Saturday.
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ASMSU talks student involvement with MSU trustees, other meeting takeaways
Along with passing a bill to bring Terry Crews to campus, ASMSU held a Q&A with Trustees Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay, addressed a student initiative regarding the Bachelor of Science in Economics degree and more in Thursday's general assembly meeting.
MICHIGAN
Michigan Avenue lane closed due to road failure
The inside westbound lane of Michigan Avenue west of Harrison Road will be closed until the beginning of spring break due to a road base failure.
FEATURES
VIDEO: 36th annual Pow Wow of Love
The North American Indigenous Student Organization held its 36th Annual Pow Wow of Love Feb. 23, 2019.
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MSU Libraries calling for 2019 Student Art Competition entries
Their artwork will join the permanent art collection of the MSU Libraries.
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MSU receives $5 million grant to research role of pesticides in diseases
A $5 million grant from the National Institutes for Health granted an MSU professor the ability to investigate the role of pesticides in diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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ASMSU passes bill to bring Terry Crews to campus following online debate
The undergraduate student government passed a bill that will tentatively allocate $25,000 to bring actor Terry Crews — who made public his story of being sexually assaulted in 2017 — to speak on campus.
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Temporary healing fund for Nassar survivors established
Michigan State established an intermediate healing fund to provide support counseling to survivors of ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar's abuse.
MICHIGAN
Sections of Abbot Road, Albert Avenue to close over spring break
The City of East Lansing will close portions of Abbot Road and Albert Avenue over Michigan State's spring break to complete utility work for the Center City project.
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Perspectives on closed vs. open MSU presidential search
Different parts of the university community weighed in on the positives and negatives of having a closed presidential search as opposed to an open one.
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Top five most expensive apartments to rent in East Lansing
Here's a list of some of the most expensive apartments you can find in East Lansing.
NEWS
Anishinaabek Caucus becomes Dems' first Native American caucus
The state Democratic Party formed its first Native American caucus, with a focus on improving the quality of life for Michigan's native population.
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MSU Dairy Store unveils new "Polar Vortex" flavor
Michigan State employees who worked through January's dangerous winter weather are being honored with a new MSU Polar Vortex flavor at the MSU Dairy Store.
MICHIGAN
$200 million 'global village' on Lansing-E.L. border now underway
A $200 million redevelopment project backed by Michigan State Trustee Joel Ferguson's company is officially underway after passing its first bureaucratic hurdle.