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Teachers' strike isn't only about kids
Classes in Chicago’s public schools were canceled starting Oct. 17 as more than 25,000 teachers in the nation’s third-largest school district went on strike in what they’re calling a fight for “justice and equity." But the strike is about union power too.
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MSU helps migrant workers earn diplomas
A $2.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to MSU’s Migrant Student Services will make it easier for the roughly 6,000 migrant students in Michigan to obtain their GED, or general educational development, the equivalent to a high school diploma.
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Finding treatments for 'orphan diseases'
Bin Chen, an assistant professor in the College of Human Medicine’s Departments of Pediatrics and Human Development, Pharmacology and Toxicology, is on a mission to help find new or better treatments for an estimated 6,000 diseases considered too rare to attract much research.
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MSU and partners across the state work to create a stronger, healthier, more prosperous tomorrow — for Michigan and the world.
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We are Spartans. See what makes MSU a place where differences are assets and why diversity and inclusion are important to our culture.
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Information for Survivors as it Relates to Nassar
All current and former students and employees who were subjected to sexual harassment and/or assault by Larry Nassar may be entitled to appropriate remedies as necessary to restore access to MSU programs and activities. For further information, or to file a request, please contact the Office for Civil Rights and Title IX.
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