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WKAR honors NPR's Don Gonyea
National Public Radio political correspondent and Michigan State University alumnus Don Gonyea has been honored with WKAR’s first Media Master Award.
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Matthew Moseley concludes season at NCAA Columbus Regional
MSU men's golf senior Matthew Moseley ended his season on Saturday, tying for 22nd at the NCAA Columbus Regional.
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Barton Malow integral part of MSU’s FRIB project
The Barton Malow Co.’s recent work on MSU’s Facility for Rare Isotope Beams project is just the latest in a long list of projects the company has done on behalf of MSU.
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Jackson, Mueller earn Big Ten postgraduate scholarships
The Big Ten Conference office announced its inaugural postgraduate scholarships recipients May 16 which includes MSU track and field standout Kevin Jackson and women's soccer captain Jordan Mueller.
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Spartans smash Penn State, 16-1
MSU baseball cruised to a 16-1 victory over Penn State on Thursday night at Medlar Park.
May 17, 2013 -
Big Ten announces 2014 conference football schedule
The Big Ten office announced the conference schedule for the 2014 football season on May 16, as approved by the Big Ten directors of athletics.
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Students, faculty, staff nominated for Michigan Emmys
Several faculty and staff at MSU have been nominated for Emmy awards by the Michigan Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Additionally, many students were nominated for student production awards.
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Rahul Shrivastav—detecting disease earlier
Rahul Shrivastav, professor and chair of MSU’s Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders, is working on a way to detect the disease earlier in patients by measuring a lesser known symptom: a change in speech.
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Detecting Parkinson’s for better treatment
Parkinson’s disease is a neurological disorder that affects a half million people in the United States, with about 50,000 newly diagnosed cases each year. There is no cure and, until now, no reliable method for detecting the disease. But an MSU research team has developed an innovative detection method that is a major breakthrough in diagnosing Parkinson’s in early stages—the point at which treatment to control symptoms is most effective.
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MSU's Sienko to lead Army Public Health Command
The U.S. Army has put an MSU physician in charge of its efforts to keep soldiers and civilians healthy.
May 16, 2013View story photos




