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Student body grows slightly with 49,700 expected students
The year's entering class was 7,890 students, which also represent a slight increase.
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Witnesses testify about early May shooting that left two dead
Detective testified Taylor said he shot pharmacist because "he rubbed me the wrong way."
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In admissions, MSU focuses more on overall academic performance than ACT scores
When it comes to selecting the best applicants, MSU reviews students’ overall academics rather than focusing on ACT scores alone.
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Move-in makes for a busy week at the MSU Recycling Center
Elevators packed and moving carts everywhere. Cardboard boxes and foam decorate every corner of the residence halls.
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Police aren't worried about three night football games
Police won't lose sleep over the three home night football games scheduled this fall.
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Hidden gems of the Lansing area
As fall welcome comes to an end, reality will start hitting students harder
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Ticket transfer policy will be enforced with consequences
This fall, students might find it more difficult to enter Spartan Stadium’s student section with other students’ MSU IDs. Gate personnel will be cracking down on students entering football games without a proper ticket assigned to their name, according to the MSU Athletic Department.
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Strong-arm robbery suspect arraigned
One of the two men charged with the attempted strong-arm robbery of two MSU students
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Officials looking to reduce waste in Spartan Stadium this football season
Last year, the MSU Office of Campus Sustainability aimed to make Spartan Stadium a Zero Waste stadium, required approximately 96 percent of game
MSU
Ebola outbreak currently poses no threat to MSU programs
With the recent Ebola outbreak in the West African nations of Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea and Nigeria causing an estimated 1,427 deaths as of Aug. 22, MSU wants to clarify that no students studying abroad are threatened by it.
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On first day of class, student rode bicycle into bus
A female MSU student was hit by a CATA bus at the crosswalk by lot 56 across from the Engineering Building around 7:30 this morning.It
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Wiz Khalifa's planned Breslin Center concert canceled
First Spartan Spectacular, now Wiz Khalifa. It's been a day of disrupted plans for MSU students of all interests.MSU's Residence Halls Association announced the cancelation late Tuesday evening on the organization's Facebook page."Due to Michigan State University’s review of recent events and assessment of campus concerns, MSU has decided to cancel the event," the statement said.It is unclear whether the statement was referring to a shooting at a Wiz Khalifa concert in Irvine, Calif.
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Alleged Rite Aid and Coolidge Road shooter will see court Friday
The man charged with the shooting deaths of two people in early May at a Lansing Rite-Aid and at the 1800 block of Coolidge road will continue to a preliminary examination on Friday.Ricard Taylor, 34, appeared in court today via teleconference before East Lansing 54B District Court Judge Richard Ball, who said Taylor would be brought to court on Friday, the first time he will physically appear in court.Taylor, a former employee at MSU and East Lansing street musician, was found competent to stand trial earlier this month and is facing a total of seven felony charges, including two counts of open murder.
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Spartan Spectacular canceled, without a rescheduled time
So long, Spartan Spectacular — at least for now.
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Savor warm weather while it lasts with Lansing attractions
As fall welcome comes to an end, reality will start hitting students harder than imagined.
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Alleged Rite Aid and Coolidge Road shooter will see court Friday
Charged with the shooting deaths of two people in early May, Ricard Taylor will see court Friday.
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Two arrested for allegedly attempting to rob students
The two men are accused of attempted strong-arm robbery early Tuesday morning.
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New and returning Spartans settle down in East Lansing
Preveterinary freshman Rachel Smeenge was in for quite a shock when she realized she lives on the third floor of Landon Hall without the convenience of an elevator.
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Civil rights leader authored One Book, One Community selection
Residents of East Lansing had the opportunity to hear about the civil rights movement from an intimate perspective Tuesday, as one of its leaders, Congressman John Lewis, spoke about his experience as part of East Lansing’s One Book, One Community event.