Claire Moore
The State News
East Lansing, MI, United States
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'It fills my soul': One woman's goal to train psychiatric service dogs for survivors
Shelle uses her expertise to assist her clients in training their own psychiatric service dogs – an initiative she has worked on since 2019. “To me, it’s not about making money. My clients give me a reason to be here. A purpose. It fills my soul.” → Read More
Former MSU trustee, head football coach George Perles dies at 85
Former Michigan State head football coach and former trustee George Perles died late Tuesday evening, per a report from the Detroit Free Press. He was 85. → Read More
Final 'Sister Survivors Speak' panel talk to feature exhibit artists
The final iteration of the MSU Museum’s “Finding Our Voices: Sister Survivors Speak” will take place at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday. → Read More
All-day event on campus 'Take Back the Night' addresses sexual violence
Take Back the Night, an annual day of events devoted to raise awareness of sexual violence and offer recovery resources, took place Thursday on campus. → Read More
Student orientation program gets name change, undergoes redesign
What was formerly known as the Academic Orientation Program, or AOP, has become the New Student Orientation. → Read More
Beaumont Tower carillon bells to ring for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The Beaumont Tower carillon bells will ring at 12 p.m., paying tribute to Sexual Assault Awareness Month. → Read More
Trustees approve increase to 2019-20 room, board rates, other items
Room and board rates will increase by 1.95% for the 2019-20 academic year. Trustees approved other changes at the meeting as well. → Read More
Tensions rise between trustees, survivors at MSU board meeting
Tensions culminated at the end of the meeting, when a survivor's mother Leslie Miller confronted Paulette Granberry Russell. → Read More
Heavy police presence monitors Cedar Village post-Final Four loss
After Michigan State’s 61-51 loss against Texas Tech in the Final Four, Cedar Village in East Lansing was monitored heavily by police. → Read More
At panel, legal experts talk importance of ethics when managing crises
At "The LifeCycle of a Crisis: Strategy, Response and Management," panelists discussed ethics, and offered insight into the Larry Nassar crisis and its legal consequences. → Read More
A Final Four-bound team arrives home to warm welcome
A massive, lively "welcome back" crowd gathered at the Breslin Center late Sunday night minutes before Tom Izzo and the men’s basketball team landed back in Michigan. → Read More
Couch burned at Cedar Village following Michigan State win over Duke
Following Michigan State’s 68-67 win over Duke in the Elite Eight, Cedar Village celebrated with a couch fire and celebratory chants. → Read More
'Fate of the Earth' symposium to be held at Kellogg Center
'Fate of the Earth,' a symposium with a focus on environment issues, is the sixth annual symposium held through Michigan State's Environmental Science and Policy Program and will take place April 13. → Read More
Upcoming E-Fest to provide opportunities for engineering students
E-Fest, an engineering festival held by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, will come to MSU from April 5-7. → Read More
Baseball home opener against Central Michigan postponed
Michigan State baseball's home-opening game against Central Michigan will be delayed due to forecasted inclement weather in East Lansing. → Read More
Students walk out to demand MSU, policymakers act against climate change
The strike — that around 60 students participated in — was MSU's version of the Global Climate Strike, a day designated by activists to raise awareness for climate change prevention. → Read More
In 'male-dominated' career field, engineering junior persists
Elizabeth Schester knows what it’s like to be the only girl in a room. → Read More
Fourth 'Sister Survivors Speak' panel to feature journalists, professors
"Covering the Crisis: Journalism and Sexual Violence" will feature journalists and professors who have experience in covering sexual assault. → Read More
Michigan State fundraising campaign ends, raises $1.83 billion
Empower Extraordinary — an MSU campaign — raised $1.83 billion before it ended in December 2018. → Read More
Column: Don't be convinced to live on campus for more than two years
"Here’s friendly, take-it-as-you-so-please advice from the student who’s lived in a dorm for three years and sure would like to move off-campus for her fourth. → Read More