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Legal Personhood Selected as Next College Topic

By Carly Watson The Cross-Examination Debate Association (CEDA) announced that legal personhood has been selected as the 2022-2023 college policy debate topic. In a vote including CEDA member schools, legal personhood was selected over other possibilities including comity, court reform, and treaties. Students from MSU Debate will debate the following...

Two MSU Debate Teams Reach Elimination Debates at the National Debate Tournament

EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University Debate had two teams reach elimination debates at the 76th National Debate Tournament last weekend. Piper Meloche, a social relations and policy senior in James Madison College, and Tony Miklovis, a James Madison College freshman,...

MSU Debate Achieves Historic Result at National Tournament

By Carly Watson EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University Debate had their best results at the American Debate Association (ADA) National Tournament in team history last weekend. Nate Glancy, an economics senior, and David Koster, a political science sophomore, were named one...

MSU Debate Team Qualifies Two Teams to the National Debate Tournament

By Carly Watson EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University Debate qualified two teams to the National Debate Tournament (NDT) at the district qualifying tournament. Nate Glancy, an economics senior, and David Koster, a political science sophomore in the Honors College, bested teams...
Piper Meloche and Tony Miklovis

MSU Debate Reaches Sweet 16 at Largest Spring Tournament

By Carly Watson EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University Debate reached the octafinals (round of 16) at a tournament hosted by the University of Texas at Austin last weekend. At the Texas Open, Piper Meloche, a social relations and policy major in the Honors...

MSU Debate Wins the Brick City Round Robin

By Carly Watson EAST LANSING, Mich. — Nate Glancy and David Koster, members of the Michigan State University Debate Team, won the Brick City Round Robin last weekend. The tournament, hosted by Rutgers University-Newark, is an elite event where only twelve teams are invited to participate....
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