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In the news today, Girls in Math and Science Day welcomes young scientists with unique STEM experiences, Weigel grows connection and confidence at Breslin Center barbershop, and Mental focus tops MSU priorities ahead of NCAA Tournament. 

In the news today- MSU enters stacked region, opens March Madness vs. NDSU, Irish Dance Club runs "rent a dancer" fundraiser for St. Patrick's Day, and Redheads take over East Lansing for the fourth annual Ginger Run. 

In the news today- MSU hockey drops Big Ten Tournament semifinal to Ohio State in overtime, Turnovers and mental errors proved too much to overcome for MSU, Rep. Schriver renews push for budget cuts over controversial teaching syllabus, and New episode of Exposure – Capital Green. 

In the news today- Colleges of Human Medicine and Osteopathic Medicine will merge, the president says, Izzo still in need of bench help entering the Big Ten Tourney, and Senate hopeful Mallory McMorrow says feds must fund MSU, questions Israeli military aid during campus visit. 

In the news today: Michigan Supreme Court clears the way for trial in hazing death case; MSU's Fears named to first-team All-Big Ten; Kohler named honorable mention; and Student intends to sue university after golf cart accident. 

In the news today- No. 10 Illinois upsets No. 7 MSU women's basketball in Big Ten Tournament, Wharton Center announces 2026-2027 Broadway season, and Lansing celebrates 7th annual ‘Brrs, Beards, & Brews: A Lumberjack Festival’. 

In the news today- MSU men’s basketball turns to postseason after loss to Michigan, MSU seniors forced to delay floor-kissing tradition in win over Rutgers, Zeke "Buckshot" The Wonder Dog IV dies at 11. 

In the news today- RCAH theater hosts experimental music collaboration, Trustee doubles down on call to restore diversity efforts at MSU, improve support for Black students, and VP’s former institution investigated her fundraising department over the misuse of funds. 

In the news today- Fulbright scholar organizes exhibit documenting Ukraine conflict, Wilson Hall Residents express disappointment in newly-approved renovation plans, Fralick named USA Basketball women's U18 assistant coach, and A Posthumous Collaboration | “She Knows Too Much” by Thundercat (feat. Mac Miller). 

In the news today: MSU tops No. 23 Minnesota, moves toward home-court advantage in March; Latinx Film Festival showcases tradition and untold stories; ASMSU passes record number of bills; MSU admin emphasizes engagement. 

In the news today- Carson Cooper shines in MSU's dull victory over Ohio State, Lunar New Year concert celebrates the beauty of Chinese music, Michigan State women’s tennis falls in close home loss to Dartmouth, and Making Sense of the Madness – Interview with Mike Green. 

In the news today- Former professor alleges sex discrimination, intends to sue MSU, Adaptive Sports and Recreation Club takes floorball to the next level, and How career-focused fraternities and sororities are shaping campus culture. 

In the news today- Defend, rebound, and run: More than a motto in MSU's win over UCLA, Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson's legacy extended through MSU, and MSU Extension workers secure raises after months of negotiation. 

In the news today: After frigid weeks, MSU students relish warm spell; The intramural team known for T-shirts and losing every game; and Three takeaways from Spartans’ loss to No. 7 Michigan. 

In the news today: MSU Rugby Football Club embraces stereotypes and builds an inclusive team; MSU gymnastics beats Maryland and Western Michigan in tri-meet win; and Michigan sweeps MSU women's basketball in a commanding 86-65 victory. 

In the news today- AI data center proposed for downtown Lansing causes community backlash. No. 10 Michigan State drops third in four games, falls by 21 points to Wisconsin, MSU community gathers beneath Beaumont Tower on the third anniversary of the shooting, MSU College of Human Medicine's Dr. Mona Hanna recognized in TIME Magazine's TIME100 Health list. 

In the news today: Jordan Scott to see “double” minutes ahead of Wisconsin; For MSU fundraising consultant, ties to VP pay off; and MSU's Super Smash star Dyson Mingo shares his experience as a top-ranked player. 

In the news today- False MSU active violence alert sent out to campus, and parents, Lauren Betts and No. 2 UCLA present major test for No. 13 MSU, and MSU Outdoors Club connects students through trips and adventure. 

In the news today- Fitzgerald secures homegrown talent and depth in his first MSU class, Two MSU hockey alumni set to compete in 2026 Winter Olympics, and Students collaborate with artist in new Olin Health Center mural.

In the news today- Coalition of student organizations organizes walkout against ICE and DHS, Day of remembrance planned for the third anniversary of the Feb. 13 campus shooting, Carl Craig selected for MSUFCU Arts Power Up Artist-in-Residence program, and MSU grinds out overtime win facing No. 5 Illinois. 

In the news today- New episode of The Undercurrent, ‘Resilient effort’ steers No. 10 Michigan State past No. 5 Illinois in OT bout, and MSU APASO empowers through performances at annual Cultural Vogue event. 

In the news today- Lansing Sports Commission celebrates National Girls and Women in Sports Day, City council delays vote on controversial public camping ban, and Turnovers plague MSU women’s basketball in blowout loss to Maryland. 

In the news today- Old equipment, maintenance issues nag IM East, Sage Kellerman, Big Ten Specialist of the Week, MSU prepares for top-25 clash against struggling Maryland squad, and Michigan State wrestling takes care of business against Northwestern. 

In the news today- MSU hockey's Charlie Stramel earns Big Ten First Star of the Week, MSU board to vote on IM West demolition after yearlong delay, MSU wrestling earns first Big Ten win against Northwestern, and Three takeaways from MSU women’s basketball’s nail-biting loss to Michigan. 

In the news today- MSU gymnastics hits the road for a ranked meet against Michigan, Michigan State women set to clash with Michigan in top-15 showdown, Behind closed doors, MSU tackles antisemitism and Islamophobia through dialogue, and MSU falters as Michigan takes sole lead in Big Ten.