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In the news today: President Stanley addressed sustainability and DEI efforts in recent ASMSU meeting.

In the news today: Officials weigh in on how to enjoy Black Friday 2020 safely amid a pandemic.

In the news today: EL City Council approves resolution declaring racism a public health crisis, MSU College of Human Medicine introduces R2D2 scholarship program.

In the news today: DreaMSU hosts presentation on undocumented student access to higher education, industry experts talk future of mobility at MSU forum, and ELPD searching for phone store robbers.

In the news today: MSU doctors explain Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines, State Board of Canvassers certifies Nov. 3 election results, and Tom Izzo returns to practice.

In the news today: Escaped Ingham County Jail inmate caught, EL Public Library closes temporarily due to rise in COVID-19 cases, and ASMSU announces student support grocery gift card program.

In the news today: Whitmer urges bipartisan small business aid as COVID-19 cases surge, students to present social issue research at Art History and Visual Culture Symposium, and SOS announces post-election audits.

In the news today: Michigan restaurants file lawsuit against MDHHS, Midwest governors urge safety ahead of the holidays, and EL City Council discusses resolution declaring racism as a public health crisis.

In the news today: MSU opens 1st-ever sexual assault health care program, Stanley clarifies the effect Whitmer's orders have on MSU, and comedian John Mulaney joined MSU Hillel in a virtual event last night.

In the news today: Michigan closes indoor dining, high schools in new epidemic order, artist-in-residence reimagines Sparty statue, and Election results certified in Ingham County.

In the news today: Police searching for escaped Ingham County jail inmate, provider order to be required for Sparrow COVID-19 testing, and MSUPD investigating train crash near MSU campus.

In the news today: Family wishes ex-Trustee, KKK member name removal was handled internally, and Whitmer warns Michigan is at worst of pandemic as deaths and hospitalizations rise.

In the news today: COVID-19 in Ingham County reaches widespread community transmission, EL City Council approves extension of the emergency order and downtown mask order, and ASMSU hosts virtual events focused on mental health.

In the news today: Meet the EL mask ambassadors, and the MSU Theatre department sets virtual stage for an experimental season.

In the news today: Michigan State head basketball coach Tom Izzo tests positive for COVID-19, EL Mayor extends state of emergency and downtown mask order, and ASMSU passes bills regarding pass/fail.

In the news today: Biden is projected to win presidency over Trump, state Legislature votes to subpoena elections bureau, and Trump supporters gather at Capitol following Biden's projected win.

In the news today: O'Keefe, Vassar fill MSU Board of Trustees seats and ASMSU addresses furloughed RHS employees.

In the news today: Rep. Elissa Slotkin projected to win reelection, Trump campaign announces lawsuit to halt vote counting in Michigan, and Ingham County Clerk reports all unofficial results tallied.

In the news today: Big Ten student body presidents sign letter in support of pass/fail grading, USPS ordered to accelerate ballot deliveries in Michigan, and Michigan Supreme Court did not respond to Election Day open carry directive.

In the news today: Game day recap, proposals on the ballot, and Gotcha Mobility offers free rides to polling stations.

In the news today: MSU ranks 41st in student voting review, East Lansing takes to the streets after Michigan State football beat Michigan, and Joe Biden held ‘drive-in’ campaign in Flint and Detroit.

In the news today: 4 days off announced after spring break cancellation, ASMSU remove Safe Ride tax, and Gov. Whitmer talks voter intimidation.

In the news today: East Lansing outdoor gatherings limited to 10 people before Halloween, and judge strikes down open-carry firearm ban at polls, Nessel issues an emergency appeal.

In the news today: Rep. Slotkin received violent call, Trump hosts campaign rally, and absent voter turnout significantly higher than 2016 election.

In the news today: IM west reopening, seven gathering citations issued on game day and 1st-year students tackle unique challenges posed by remote semester.