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MSU expanding AI curriculum with new minor and course additions - The State News (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence has taken the world by storm, and Michigan State University is responding. The university introduced an AI minor, added topics to existing courses and created two brand-new AI classes. Conversations surrounding AI curriculum have occurred throughout the university since 2023, which led to an AI concentration within the computer science department. The concentration has evolved into a minor that serves multiple disciplines. Employers, alumni and current students have expre
Former MSU backup goaltender Gilbert becomes EBUG for Seattle Kraken - The State News (opens the original)
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Dolan Gilbert keeps finding a way to stay between the pipes. Gilbert, a 2026 graduate of the Michigan State ice hockey program, has been named the emergency backup goaltender (EBUG) for the Seattle Kraken – the first in franchise history. The netminder was the third-string backup for the Spartans after walking on in December 2023. His addition to the Kraken follows the NHL’s updated collective bargaining agreement, which requires every team to carry an EBUG starting this season. EBUGs are not on
Inside the Suit: Sparty lives double-life as mascot and student - The State News (opens the original)
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Every home football game for Michigan State begins with a sprint: Sparty's sprint. MSU’s mascot races from the tunnel to the 50-yard line, throws down the Spartan flag and proceeds to perform one-handed push-ups before the crowd. But inside the colored armor and heavy boots is a student, trying to remember all the things Sparty has to do — and keep their mascot identity a secret. The Sparty Mascot Program has been overseen by the MSU Alumni Office since 1989. Sparty tries out for the job, is tra
Henning named to Canada's U-20 FIFA Women's World Cup roster - The State News (opens the original)
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Noelle Henning, a sophomore goalkeeper for the Michigan State women’s soccer team, has been named to Canada’s roster for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, announced by Canada Soccer yesterday. The tournament will be held Sept. 5-27 in Poland, prompting Henning to miss part of the Spartans' season. MSU has five Big Ten contests during that period, including rival Michigan. This will be Henning’s second U-20 World Cup, as she competed in 2024 alongside current Spartan seniors Kayla Briggs and
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