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Students protesting Michigan State University's investments into Israel stage sit in at the Hannah Administration Building.
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A documentary from PBS features young Americans talking about how gun violence has impacted them and includes a segment about Michigan State University.
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The robust collection of Michigan State University yearbooks includes an edition from as far back as 1877.
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The fellows spent six weeks in Michigan engaging in rigorous leadership seminars and community service in the Greater Lansing area.
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LOCOMOS uses low-cost sensors to measure environmental conditions like soil moisture and leaf wetness. The technology is designed to help farmers conserve water.
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The owner of a YouTube trivia company is suing Michigan State University over copyright infringement and is seeking $150,000 in damages.
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Officials at McLaren Health Care have not determined whether any patient data was compromised in last week’s attack.
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A new study from the University of Michigan finds even slightly elevated blood pressure can increase a person’s chance of having a stroke.
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Former Michigan State University head football coach Mel Tucker is suing the university and school leaders, saying they wrongfully fired him and violated his constitutional rights in response to sexual harassment allegations.
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For months, Michigan State University students and faculty have been calling on the school to divest from companies associated with Israel’s war in Gaza. Officials have resisted protesters demands.
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The Olympics, which start Friday, includes several athletes with connections to Michigan, including Heath Baldwin, Tory Franklin and Shay Colley
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service funding will support conservations efforts for Blanding’s and spotted turtles.
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Michigan State University has unveiled the signature initiatives of its specially appointed Green and White Council.