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Snapshots of MSU students' summers abroad - The State News (opens the original)
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Michigan State University prides itself on its study abroad programs, ranking number one in 2025 among public universities and 10th nationally. According to the Office for Education Abroad's preliminary statistics, nearly 1,460 MSU students participated in summer 2026 study abroad programs, including 14 students who went on multiple programs. Of the students who studied abroad this summer, more than 375 studied abroad on direct-enrollment/exchange programs with other universities. Sandy Tupper,
MSU construction roundup: Project completion dates, road closures and building updates - The State News (opens the original)
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As Michigan State University students prepare to return to campus for fall semester, Infrastructure Planning and Facilities and the City of East Lansing are wrapping up projects ranging from facility and building upgrades to road updates. Along with these projects, Erica Venton, IPF spokesperson, said there were many alterations and improvements done to existing buildings on campus, such as offices, classrooms and lab spaces, along with improvements made along roads, sidewalks and across campus
MSU advises students to stay inside due to hazardous air - The State News (opens the original)
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Hazardous air quality and low visibility are expected across Michigan State University's campus and the Greater Lansing area as smoke drifts south from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota. Air quality will continue to range between very unhealthy and hazardous Friday through Saturday, according to MSU Health and Wellbeing. Students and faculty are advised to limit time outdoors and keep windows shut when possible. People with pre-existing heart or lung conditions, pregnant people and children are
J Batt to leave MSU on July 28 - The State News (opens the original)
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Athletics Director J Batt will officially be leaving Michigan State University on July 28 with a $3.95 million buyout, according to a University of Kentucky press release on Thursday evening. “From my first discussions with President (Eli) Capilouto and others at UK, I was certain that this is the absolute right opportunity for us,” Batt said in a UK press release. “Kentucky’s storied history, the opportunity to serve the best fans in the country, the University’s strong institutional alignment
League of Women Voters host virtual forum with District 7 candidates - The State News (opens the original)
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The League of Women Voters (LWV) of Livingston County hosted a virtual forum on July 2 with District 7 Democratic candidates Matt Maasdam, William Lawrence and Bridget Brink to discuss issues presented by the public. Before the forum, the public was invited to submit questions for the candidates that were then vetted by the LWV. The candidates agreed that if they were elected to Congress in the seventh district, they would fight to shift the focus to domestic issues such as the housing crisis, i
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