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Court grants MSU extension to submit Title IX compliance plan
The university asked for more time, pending the outcome of the U.S. Supreme Court's review of the women's swim and dive team Title IX lawsuit. The attorney argued submitting a plan prior to the decision would cause irreparable harm to the university.
Vegan, vegetarian dining options to check out in East Lansing
For students with dietary restrictions or preferences, adjusting to the college lifestyle can be a challenge. Check out these options for vegan and vegetarian students in East Lansing.
Multibillion dollar Big Ten media agreements secured
The Big Ten Conference landed one of the richest deals in college sports Thursday morning. This TV deal is worth more than $1 billion annually including Fox, CBS and NBC, but not ESPN. The conference will be spread across the three networks on college football Saturdays.
MSU COVID-19 policies remain in place for fall
MSU's COVID-19 policies will remain in place for the fall, according to an email from President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. This includes the vaccination requirement. Masks are no longer required.
Judge rules MSU is not compliant with Title IX in women's swim team suit
The district court judge for the women's swim and dive lawsuit against MSU has ruled that the university is not compliant with Title IX. The university is not required to reinstate the team, but they were given 60 days to rectify the violation.
