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Israeli and Palestinian to speak for cooperation, coexistence at MSU
This coming Monday, an Israeli and a Palestinian will come to MSU to bridge conflict through conversation.
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MSU to increase security for on-campus events
MSU police will increase security efforts for campus events, starting Friday. As part of this security increase, there will be a greater police presence for campus events and a no-bag policy will be established for indoor athletic events.
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Road closures and bus detours for Friday's Homecoming Parade
With the excitement of the parade comes the inevitable other side of the celebratory coin: road closures.
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FRIB brings more funding to MSU
The FRIB development has drawn significant Department of Energy money to MSU, but grad students and researchers in other areas face concerns as other agencies tighten their purse strings.
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Auto Town gallery preserves Lansing's storied automotive past
The MSU Library's Lansing Auto Town gallery gives Lansing's auto workers a collective voice, dating back almost a century.
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ASMSU alumni reflect on their time in student government
MSU's student government has churned out state representatives, professors, doctors, artists, one Michigan governor and more.
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McKayla Maroney: "I was molested by Dr. Larry Nassar"
Using the #MeToo hashtag, former gymnast McKayla Maroney accused Larry Nassar of abusing her throughout her USA Gymnastics career.
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ELPD unveils new policy requiring council permission to buy surveillance equipment
East Lansing Police will implement a new police that will require them to get permission of the city council before buying surveillance equipment.
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ELPD responds to man who appears to have accidentally shot himself
East Lansing Police took a man into custody Monday who appeared to have accidentally shot himself after pursuing a tip from the Wyoming Police Department, Lt. Chad Connelly said.
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MSU and East Lansing crime roundup: Oct. 9-15
Forty-eight crimes were reported to MSU Police last week, according to the Clery Crime and Fire Log, the database MSUPD uses to log all of the crimes on and around campus.
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Meet the East Lansing City Council candidates
As the Nov. 7, municipal election approaches, meet the three candidates running for two seats on the East Lansing City Council.
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MSU alumnus plans homecoming events for Houston
With a week full of festivities already planned for homecoming, MSU graduate DeAnthony Arnett planned additional weekend events for students, starting with a pep rally at Jenison Fieldhouse on Friday.
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Impounding buses was harrassment, LansingParty.com LLC alleges
LansingParty.com, LLC, also known as Lansing Party Bus, has released a statement regarding the buses that were impounded by the Clinton County Sheriff's Office, on Saturday, Oct. 14.
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Lansing Party Bus vehicles seized for operating unlicensed, uninsured
All of Lansing Party Bus’s vehicles were towed and impounded by Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, Saturday, Oct. 14.
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Ingham County Animal Control to transfer 4 seized fighting dogs to Detroit-based rescue
Dogs seized by Ingham County Animal Control from suspected dog fighters in the Lansing area will be transferred to a rescue in the Detroit area.
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Baha'i Association using art to unify and educate the community
Although only ten or so people attended Friday's Unity Painting event at Brody Hall, they represented a stunningly diverse cross-section of the world.
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'It's On Us' campaign to begin Oct. 23
An initiative started by the federal government in 2014 to combat sexual assault will have its fall "week of action" hosted by the Associated Students of Michigan State University in two weeks.
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ASMSU suggests code of conduct for off-campus students
“Ten of 13 Big Ten schools have off-campus codes of conduct, and they come in many different forms and fashions," VanHuyse said. "...Only a few have policies that allow universities to adjudicate any on or off campus violations as if they occurred on campus.”
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Judge denies motion to delay Nassar Ingham County trial
An Ingham County judge denied a motion to push back ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar's Ingham County trial until after his federal sentencing Friday. The motion, filed Tuesday by Nassar and his attorneys, argued delaying Nassar's Ingham case would help Nassar have a fair trial.
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Student organizations host 'Know Your Vote!' panel with candidates for upcoming elections
MSU NAACP, MSU College Democrats and the Office of Diversity Programming and Student Engagement hosted a panel of candidates who are running for office in upcoming city and state elections.