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The State – 02/28/23

Rachel Fulton February 27, 2023

Today's weather forecast is predicting cloudy early in the day with partial sunshine expected later with a high of 44 degrees and a low of 33 degrees. Comfort dogs travel across state lines to...

The Undercurrent – MSU student turns passion into a business

The Undercurrent – MSU student turns passion into a business

Claire Bacarella February 27, 2023

On this week's episode of The Undercurrent, host Claire Bacarella talks with MSU junior Presley Bergmooser about her art business Presley Made It. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 10:30...

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The State – 02/27/23

Rachel Fulton February 26, 2023

Today's weather forecast is predicting light freezing rain early and then that should change into rain in the afternoon with possible significant icing with a high of 37 degrees and a low of 32 degrees. Former...

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The State – 02/24/23

Rachel Fulton February 23, 2023

Today's weather forecast is predicting partly to mostly cloudy skies with a high of 28 degrees and a low of 19 degrees. For the weekend, it looks like it will be high 30's with mostly cloudy skies. MSU...

Spartan Strong sign by the Spartan statue on campus, during Spartan Sunday. Photo Credit: Jake Rhodes/WDBM

Zac Slowik: Proud to be a Spartan

Zac Slowik, News Director February 23, 2023

EAST LANSING - My name is Zachary Michial Slowik and I am proud to be a Spartan. I am a senior at Michigan State University. I’m in the process of getting a major in journalism, with minors in broadcast...

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The State – 02/23/23

Rachel Fulton February 22, 2023

Today's weather forecast is predicting cloudy with light freezing rain in the morning with a high of 46 degrees and a low of 18 degrees. Students lead second vigil to mourn classmates as classes...

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The State – 02/22/23

Rachel Fulton February 21, 2023

Today's weather forecast is predicting some snow showers early which will give way to a mix of wintry precipitation in the afternoon and 3 to 5 inches of snow and ice is expected with a high of 31 degrees...

Student holding sign during protest at the Lansing Capitol building on 2/20 Photo Credit: Sarah Smith/WDBM

“Spartans cry, Spartans hug one another” : Students gather at Lansing Capitol instead of attending the first day of classes since mass shooting

Delaney Rogers, Station Manager February 20, 2023

It has been one week since the mass shooting at Michigan State University. Classes returned to normal on Monday. Some students are experiencing elevated levels of anxiety and anger as routines resume.  Community...

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The State – 02/21/23

Rachel Fulton February 20, 2023

Today's weather forecast is predicting cloudy skies and windy with a high of 36 degrees and a low of 27 degrees. 'It makes me proud to go here': Spartans support Spartans in 'Spartan Sunday' event In...

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The State – 02/20/23

Rachel Fulton February 19, 2023

After last week's occurrence, I hope all of the Michigan State University community including students, staff, faculty, alumni, families, friends, and others who have affiliations with MSU have had time...

Signs of encouragement during Spartan Sunday 2/19 Photo Credit: Delaney Rogers/WDBM

Spartans from near and far come to welcome students back to campus

Delaney Rogers, Station Manager February 19, 2023

It has been six days since the mass shooting at Michigan State University. Despite lingering anxiety and grief, hundreds of volunteers lined the Red Cedar River for Spartan Sunday to welcome students back...

Stand with State sign during protest on Friday 2/17 Photo Credit: Jake Rhodes/WDBM

“These places are our home but became battle fields” : Students continue to make their voices heard following Michigan State mass shooting

Delaney Rogers, Station Manager February 19, 2023

Grief and healing are ongoing themes amongst Michigan State students following the mass shooting on Feb. 13. This Friday, students gathered at the Capitol once again to make their voices heard and grieve...

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