MSU News
2:00 Update: Tuesday, Jan. 8
In Tuesday's 2:00 Update, get the latest news on the men's basketball team as the Spartans prepare for Iowa this Thursday in Iowa City. Also, hear from head coach Suzy Merchant as the women's basketball teams gets ready for Illinois on Sunday.
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MSU board to meet Friday
The MSU Board of Trustees will meet at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the Board Room of the Hannah Administration Building.
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Wrestling takes down Bucknell, Lindsey Wilson
MSU wrestling defeated both Bucknell and Lindsey Wilson on Jan. 5 amidst the Spartan Country youth tournament at Jenison Field House.
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2:00 Update: Monday, Jan. 7
In Monday's 2:00 Update, see highlights from Sunday's wrestling and women's basketball action.
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MSU hosts Brain Bee and Neuroscience Fair Jan. 12.
The Neuroscience Program at MSU is hosting its annual Brain Bee competition and 3rd annual Neuroscience Fair Jan. 12.
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No more lugging laundry home for MSU students
Students who live in MSU's residence halls will enjoy a new amenity starting this summer – free, unlimited laundry in all on-campus residence halls.
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Captive hyenas outfox wild relatives
When it comes to solving puzzles, animals incaptivity are, well, different animals than their wild brethren.
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Brief interruptions spawn errors
Short interruptions – such as the few seconds it takes to silence thatbuzzing smartphone – have a surprisingly large effect on one’s ability toaccurately complete a task, according to new research led by MSU.
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No. 18 Spartans run past Purdue, 84-61
Freshman Gary Harris scored a season-high 22 points, and No. 18 MSU used a 28-7 run in the second half to pull away for an 84-61 victory over Purdue Jan. 5.
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Women's basketball falls to No. 9 Penn State, 76-55
The Spartans struggled on offense and defense, shooting far below their averages and allowing nearly as many points in the second half as the nation's second-ranked scoring defense had been permitting in entire games, in their loss to Penn State 76-55 Jan. 6.
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Young athletes can boost performance with SNAPP camps
The Spartan Nutrition and Performance Program invites young athletes to train smart this winter.
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2:00 Update: Friday, Jan. 4
In Friday's 2:00 Update, see highlights from the women's basketball victory over Minnesota in the Big Ten opener, and catch previews for this weekend's men's basketball and wrestling action.
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Women's hoops win Big Ten opener over Minnesota
The MSU women's basketball team used a strong second half to pull away from Minnesota 66-51 to win its Big Ten opener at Breslin Center.
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January Be Spartan Green newsletter out
January is Environmental Justice Month and the recent Be Spartan Green monthly newsletter, compiled by the Office of Campus Sustainability, features campus events that revolve around the month's theme.
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MSU’s Wildman appointed FCC chief economist
Michigan State University’s Steven Wildman will begin his term next month as chief economist for the Federal Communications Commission.
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Renowned environmental scientist joins MSU
Emilio F. Moran, a pioneer in the field of environmental research, joins the MSU faculty, becoming just the 11th Spartan that is a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Museum exhibit explores transgender community of Istanbul
Identity, isolation, transition and acceptance are at the center of a new exhibition at the MSU Museum, "East Meets West: The Transgender Community of Istanbul," Jan. 21 - April 14.
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No. 18 Spartans topped by No. 9 Gophers, 76-63
Minnesota's Andre Hollins had 22 points and six assists and Rodney Williams added 15 points and six rebounds to lift No. 9 Minnesota to a 76-63 victory over No. 18 MSU Monday.
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Shootout loss relegates icers to GLI consolation
In the record books and on Michigan State's overall record, it will go down as a tie. But to Spartan players, coaches and fans, it felt like gut-wrenching defeat.
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Women's hoops improve to 12-1 with 57-47 victory over Temple
The Michigan State women's basketball team wrapped up its non-conference schedule on Saturday with a 57-47 win over Temple at Breslin Center. The Spartans, who will enter Big Ten play at 12-1, were led by 16 points from junior Annalise Pickrel, while senior Courtney Schiffauer added 10.
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