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Morrill Hall fire still under investigation, no asbestos released into air
The fire that started in Morrill Hall around 7 p.m. yesterday still is under investigation.
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Sugar Berry Frozen Yogurt location opens in greater Lansing
Sugar Berry Frozen Yogurt is celebrating opening its third greater Lansing location this week.
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Flames at Morrill Hall
Around 7 p.m. Wednesday, the East Lansing Police Department received a call indicating that Morrill Hall was on fire, Sgt.
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Upcoming weekend brings 50th year of East Lansing Art Festival
Downtown construction will be transformed briefly into colorful exhibits this weekend for the 50th annual East Lansing Art Festival.
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A Day of Worship
It often starts the same. Islam. Hinduism. Catholicism. Buddhism. Judaism. A hymn, a chant, a moment of silence — meditation or prayer.
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MSU sees record number of applications for 3rd year
Despite a record-high number of applicants, MSU has managed to crack down on admission levels for the 2013-14 academic year.
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10 students honored with Homecoming Court positions
Spartans are known around the world for their excellence in achievement, and the Homecoming Court members are great examples of Spartan ambassadors — this year’s court is no different.
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Campus Archaeology Program uncovers history
Lynne Goldstein and her team of archaeologists are on a mission to unearth the blueprint to MSU’s past.
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Picnic celebrates local public safety
In honor of Police Week, hundreds of Lansing residents gathered together on Wednesday at Hawk Island Park, 1601 E Cavanaugh Road, in Lansing, to say thank you to the local safety patrols in the annual Police and Fire Field Day and Safety Patrol Picnic.
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Semester Online course offers new opportunities to students
Ever dream of ruling the world, but too busy or lazy to attend more classes? Now you can, and clad in pajama bottoms if you choose.
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Broad Art Museum drawn thousands spectators since opening
Some say it looks like a spaceship, but animal science sophomore Lauren Capinegro thinks it looks like a shark.
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Potential education budget boost, results pending
When the Legislature hammers out a budget for school aid, it can be the difference between brand new computers for an entire district or a huddled classroom struggling to share crayons and textbooks. While that kind of disparity isn’t at stake this year, some experts say schools across the state still are finding it hard to mend deep wounds from a $1.1 billion education spending cut two years ago. However, schools could receive about $85.7 million more than previously expected, after a new state revenue estimate yesterday, according to the House Fiscal Agency.
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Officials respond to Morrill Hall fire, cause unknown
Morrill Hall caught fire around 7 p.m. on Wednesday. The hall was in the process of demolition.
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Construction, liquor licenses discussed by E.L. City Council
East Lansing’s City Council met Tuesday to discuss issues around the community.
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MSU teams up with Pure Michigan
In effort to help boost Michigan’s economy, MSU has decided to team up with Pure Michigan and embrace in-state products.
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MSU students part of developing video games
A love of playing video games is what drove Justin Girard to MSU. Luckily for Girard, that love turned into a passion for making video games.
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Summer offers different employment dynamic for students
Summer semester brings good weather and also great opportunities for students looking for jobs. Whether for the paychecks or to build résumés, students are always looking for job opportunities on and off campus and contrary to popular belief, summer is no different.
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Professor charged with animal abuse resigned from MSU in April
Patricia Schenck, an assistant professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine, officially resigned from MSU effective April 12, said university spokesman Jason Cody.
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New pizza restaurant set to open downtown by the end of summer
Peppino’s Pizzeria & Sports Grille is broadening its horizon to Spartan country this August. 215 Ann Street will be home to the East Lansing location of the Grand Rapids area sports lounge.
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Michigan legislators looking to change high school curriculum requirements
High school students seeking trade-orientated training could opt out of certain foreign language and mathematics requirements if newly introduced legislation makes its way to Gov.