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video: Addressing illness
A community town hall meeting took place this afternoon in the Snyder/Phillips Theater to discuss the ...
image: Basketball vs. Ohio State 02/11/12
Sophomore center Adreian Payne walks off the court after a win against the Ohio State Buckeyes, 58-48, ...
video: Pump Up The Volume
The cast of the musical Pump Up The Volume run through their performance before opening night this weekend. ...
video: Creating history
Professor of psychology and former vice president of student affairs Lee June discusses racial issues ...
video: Conveying Courage
video: Avoiding the trap
Head coach Tom Izzo talks about his No. 11 MSU men's basketball team's 77-57 win over Penn State on ...
video: Major Misunderstandings
Senior guard Austin Thornton discusses balancing basketball and academics.
image: Women's Basketball vs. Northwestern 02/09/12
Freshman guard Kiana Johnson puts all her effort into her lay-up while Wildcat guard Karly Roser tries ...
image: Basketball vs. Penn State 02/08/12
Redshirt senior guard Austin Thornton cheers on the Spartans as they score against Penn State Wednesday ...
video: Health habits in the cafeteria
Staff members at Shaw cafeteria discuss the sanitary procedures required by all workers on a daily basis ...

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Lab offers useful exposure for game designers

By Stephen Brooks | Published 02/09

In a room filled with computer monitors, video game controllers and white boards covered with numbers and other programming jargon, William Jeffery sat at a small table with his headphones in on Thursday afternoon. Jeffery, a media arts and technology senior in the game design specialization, works in the MSU Games for Entertainment and Learning, or GEL, Lab.

Community discusses proposal to cut Red Cedar Elementary School

By Julia Nagy
MSU meets demand for large animal sciences

By Rebecca Ryan
Student government discusses card-scanning system

By Rachel Jackson
USPS continues to sustain losses, according to report
Cleft lip and palate could find help in MSU research

By Alex McClung

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Hockey falls to U-M in overtime, 3-2

By Dillon Davis | Published 02/11

Detroit – Even if the No. 17 MSU hockey team was cognizant of the past, it couldn’t stop history from repeating itself. In the shadow of in-state rival Michigan’s banner from the Great Lakes Invitational, the No. 17 MSU hockey team lost possession of the puck in front of its own net in overtime, and U-M forward Kevin Lynch scooped it up and scored to give the No. 4 Wolverines the 3-2 victory at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.

Defense key in MSU win at Ohio State

By Pat Evans
Spartans have déjà vu against Michigan in Detroit

By Dillon Davis
Gymnastics win third consecutive home meet

By Jesse O'Brien
MSU fights for 'Spartans everywhere,' defeats Michigan 3-2

By Dillon Davis
Women's basketball takes down Northwestern 72-58

By Josh Mansour

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MSU doesn’t serve state residents

Published 02/09

While reading “Cultural Commerce,” (SN 2/6) something in the article immediately stood out to me: the increase in Chinese students from 600 in 2006 to 3,012 in 2011.

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Department of Theatre to perform workshop

By Britteny Dee | Published 02/09

Brandon Piper will put his acting skills to the ultimate test Friday as he performs in a never before seen production.

Weekend roundup: Feb. 10-12

By Isabella Shaya
Talented student disk jockey enhances parties

By Britteny Dee
Interest in Pinterest increases among students, faculty alike

By Becca Guajardo
'My First Time' to spark discussion at Wharton

By Katie Abdilla
Only some music will matter at Sunday's Grammy Awards

By Britteny Dee

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Appling struggles at point against Craft

By Pat Evans | Published 02/11

Keith Appling has garnered quite a bit of praise this year for the ease of his transition from shooting guard to point guard this season.

Power play spark leads to three straight wins for MSU

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Fashion Week promises to bring joy

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Lyon steps up during Olanowski's suspension

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Bay City Police issue report on traffic stop of former MSU football player Trenton Robinson

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A firework display shimmers and shines above Cooley Law School Stadium Sunday night after the Lansing ...
Florence Welch, lead singer of London-based indie group Florence and the Machine, throws up a sign of ...
As deconstruction of the MSC smokestack continues, bricks pile up at the foot of the once iconic MSU ...
Paige Triezenberg, a global and area studies senior, uses a small trowel to clear dirt around an animal ...
Bournville, England resident Trevor Workman plays the carillon for the first Muelder Summer Carillon ...