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Spartans for Sanders organize for 2020 election
Spartans for Sanders makes the case for their candidate ahead of the Michigan's presidential primary election.
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Students 'sweep' Breslin center to limit waste production
Michigan State's Recycling Center hosts public clean up efforts after basketball games.
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Feature: Mayor Pro Tem Aaron Stephens
East Lansing Mayor Pro Tem reflects on his time on East Lansing City Council and his future career path.
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Andrew Yang supporters form a 'Yang Gang' in East Lansing
In East Lansing, residents in favor of Andrew Yang have recently come together to form a “Yang Gang,” a commonly known title for the followers of Yang’s campaign.
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East Lansing extends hours leading up to presidential primary election
The East Lansing City Clerk's Office will have extended hours leading up to the March 10 presidential primary election.
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ASMSU discusses taxes and census preparation
ASMSU discussed tax policy and the census in its General Assembly meeting on Jan. 30.
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Wharton Center removes display of black figures after racial bias complaints
A display of prominent African Americans at the Wharton Center drew criticism for being offensive.
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Ex-MSU Dean William Strampel expected to be released early from jail
William Strampel, former dean of Michigan State's College of Osteopathic Medicine, is projected to be released early from Ingham County Jail, according to Ingham County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Jason Ferguson. As of now, his projected release date is April 3.
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MSUPD investigating property damage at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
MSUPD is investigating property destruction that occurred at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum.
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New MSU research park planned from 140 acres of vacant land
A long term project from MSU to redesign Spartan Village is in the planning process.
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MSU interim provost speaks at ASMSU meeting
MSU Interim Provost Teresa A. Sullivan spoke to ASMSU about the position's role in the university's administration while a search committee seeks a permanent provost.
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Northern Tier Trail construction starts soon
The first week of February marks the start of construction for an extension of Northern Tier Trail that will reach into the border of Meridian Township.
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City Council approves resolution against State Senate bills
East Lansing City Council approved a resolution opposing senate bills that would prevent local governments from limiting communication with immigration officials.
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Trump visits Metro Detroit on campaign trail to talk new trade deal, Michigan jobs
President Trump delivered a speech at Dana Incorporated — an auto supplier in Warren — about a new trade agreement and the impact it will have on Michigan and its manufacturing industry.
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MSU to halt China travel as coronavirus spreads
MSU health officials released an update as the novel coronavirus continues to spread.
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Ronna McDaniel visits MSU campus in Speaker Series kickoff
McDaniel was the first guest speaker for 'Make Campus Great Again' Speaker Series hosted by MSU College Republicans Jan. 29.
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivers second State of the State
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered her second State of the State Address on Jan. 29. Her speech focused on infrastructure, education, employment and healthcare. Whitmer's focus of the night was emphasizing the importance of immediate action when it comes to these issues.
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MSU Researchers discover disease, autism link
MSU researchers found a link between a rare disease, autism and epilepsy.
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New dashboard improves city’s transparency
East Lansing implements priority based budgeting, community-facing data dashboard to create a transparent understanding of how the City services provides funding to different departments throughout the city.
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Top Hat software: Prices, privacy policy and how it's used at Michigan State
How Top Hat, an app that uses location data to verify attendance, is used on campus.