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Nathan Korp is native to the Lansing area and began attending Michigan State University in 2020. He is a journalism major with a minor in sports journalism. His interests include golf, basketball, writing and designing.
In response to the February 13 mass shooting at Michigan State University and the November 2021 mass shooting at Oxford High School, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed six bills into law, designed to protect Michiganders against gun violence.
Spring 2023 was a semester unlike any other for Michigan State University, full of unprecedented tragedy and grief, but also hope and a stronger sense of togetherness and community. While there were difficult times throughout the semester, many MSU students came together to help each other cope, and begin to heal.
After a year full of ups and downs for the Michigan State University men’s basketball team, the offseason is finally here, but Tom Izzo and his Spartans are far from taking a break. On Nov. 11, 2022 Izzo inked what would be his best recruiting class to date, and the third best class in the nation for the 2023-24 basketball season.Â
Michigan Democrats are proposing a new sweeping bill, the Clean Energy Future Plan, which would require state-regulated utilities to be 100% carbon emission free by 2035. The goal for lawmakers is to stop burning coal by the year 2030 and have 100% clean energy by the year 2035.Â
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has repealed the 1931 law that criminalized abortions and intentional miscarriages, ensuring reproductive freedom for the people of Michigan.
The Williamston wastewater treatment plant needs repairs and renovations to keep the plant up to state regulations, city officials said during the January 23 City Council meeting at Williamston City Hall.