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The band wants to bring energy and Spartan spirit to every sporting event, at home and on the road for MSU Athletics.
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MSU’s new rec and wellness center, currently under construction, will be the club’s new home. And after making do for years at IM Circle, they can’t wait to have a state-of-the-art pool.
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For nearly two decades, Matthew Mitchell has been a quiet fixture on the sidelines of Michigan State athletics–not as an athlete or coach, but as the photographer capturing the emotion, intensity, and history of Spartan sports.
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Eaton, who retired from baseball after the 2021 season, wanted to stay in the game in some way. A move to Michigan and a relationship with MSU Head Coach Jake Boss Jr. opened doors to his next journey in the sport.
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The ‘Moose’ stands for more than a cute mascot name for Michigan State Women’s Club Ultimate FrisbeeThe MSU Women's Club Ultimate Frisbee team, known as "Moose," is a team that is open to all students to join and experience what it is like to compete nationally on a team that is open to all.
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Football is a violent sport, frequently producing injuries from contact. Keeping players healthy, especially avoiding head injuries, is a priority for the team’s neurologist.
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AWSM at MSU, an official student chapter of the national non-profit organization dedicated to advancing women in sports media, wins awards for its strength. But the things that matter the most for the students are the relationships and connections - which now could be threatened due to government changes to DEI.
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The “Spartan Gateway District” is a multi-phase development, which is slated to being a 6,000-seat arena, new hotel, retail businesses and restaurants, plus parking to the corner of Harrison and Trowbridge Roads.
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Hunt, a multi-sport athlete, discovered her talent for rugby when she joined MSU’s successful club team. She also gained the courage to come out.
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The recreation center by Spartan Stadium has seen a lot of happenings in its seven decade run, from ghosts to legendary pick-up games.