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Cyclists bike from MSU campus to capitol to raise awareness for road safety, honor victims
Hundreds of cyclists rode silently from Michigan State University campus to the state capitol today. They were joined by thousands of bicyclists across the world, who gather each year to honor those who have been injured or have lost their lives in accidents with motorists. The event, called the Ride of Silence, aims to call attention to the importance of bike safety.
MSU art professor lets creativity, storytelling guide her latest work
Teresa Dunn is an MSU art professor and one of the artists whose work is featured in the Broad Museum until July. Her work explores the connections between people, communities and time — a conceptual framework shaped by her own life.
MSU Gaza solidarity encampment ends; protestors disappointed by university response but remain undeterred
The Gaza solidarity encampment packed up and left last night after three days of camping on MSU campus.
MSU Gaza solidarity encampment protestors say morale is high after first night in camp
Student protestors in the Gaza solidarity encampment have been set up on MSU campus for over 24 hours now, waking up this morning to a breakfast of donated coffee and snacks following their first night in the tents. Morale is still high, they say.
For MSU professor who witnessed campus shooting, joy paves the road to healing
Everything that grounds Marco Díaz Muñoz — hibiscus in the backyard, leaves changing colors, memories of childhood, brushstrokes on canvas, quiet churches, and teaching — brings him joy. And that is how he heals from the day that changed his life forever.
