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All steam power restored to MSU - The State News (opens the original)
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All steam power has been restored to Michigan State University. Infrastructure and Planning Facilities brought the steam distribution network back online for all impacted buildings on campus, according to a campuswide email sent at 5:28 p.m. on Monday. All residence halls are back online, and mobile shower units have been disconnected and will be removed from campus. Some buildings still need additional recovery before becoming fully functional, including hot water and heat restoration and water
'Lasting Impressions' exhibit creates space for students to display clay artwork - The State News (opens the original)
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The MSU Union Art Gallery is exhibiting clay impressions by students who attended the Ceramic Arts in Greece Study Abroad Program. Titled "Lasting Impressions," the exhibit runs until Oct. 3. Students spent three weeks with teaching specialist and ceramics technician Rebecca Casement, who co-directed the study abroad, and associate professor of classical studies and co-leader Jon Frey. Students kept a sketchbook documenting their experiences, thoughts and ideas. After visiting museums in Athens,
Gubernatorial hopeful John James honors Charlie Kirk one year after assassination - The State News (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. John James was joined by the MSU Turning Point USA chapter at the Spartan Statue to commemorate the one-year anniversary of right-wing political commentator Charlie Kirk's assassination Thursday morning. James, the Republican nominee for Michigan's next governor, said people can enjoy not being murdered by the government for their opinion in the U.S., unlike "Putin’s Russia" or the "bloggers beheaded in Iran." "Yet, we live in a society where conservative speech is experienced as viole
Current MSU carillonist took 'long, twisted journey' to finding his music - The State News (opens the original)
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Beginning his carillon studies at Yale in 2000 and graduating in 2005 with a degree in mathematics, Jon Lehrer had a 20-year dual career: one in music and the other in cancer research, environmental economics, software and data science. But for four years now, he has been Michigan State University's carillonist, ringing bells for the campus community. The carillon is older than the piano and younger than the harpsichord — a keyboard instrument played with both hands and both feet — it functions
MSU’s Student Health Insurance Plan provides health coverage for students - The State News (opens the original)
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Through the Aetna network, Michigan State University offers students health insurance through the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP), which provides access to medical care, including prescription coverage, dental care and vision care. The purpose of the plan is to ensure students have access to quality care through SHIP. “It’s been in existence as long as I’ve been here,” Alice Smith, interim director of Total Rewards, a compensation and benefits department, said. “It’s really important studen
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