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Johnny Noone

Johnny Noone

Johnny is a journalism major with a minor in sports journalism. He plans to graduate from Michigan State in 2024. He wants to work and cover some of the biggest sporting events in the world. Johnny is super passionate about sports and wants everyone to be able to receive the best news and sports content.

Arts & Entertainment

Silver Linings concert brings East Lansing together after violence

By Johnny Noone | April 26, 2023

The East Lansing Library hosted the Silver Linings concert on April 12 for the community. The concert was put together for the people of East Lansing to come together and heal after the Feb. 13 shooting at Michigan State.

Campus News

Back in business for a Michigan State staple

By Johnny Noone | April 25, 2023

MSU Union reopened April 3 to the campus and the public. The union has put together a room of messages from people around the country.

Business & Economy

Helping cats find their forever home

By Johnny Noone | April 19, 2023

The Constellation Cat Cafe has become a staple of the East Lansing community for people to go and spend quality time with cats.Now, the cafe will be upgrading to a bigger facility in downtown Lansing.

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