Could the Pandemic Change How We Speak?

Signs of the Times

Public health signs from the "Together We Will" campaign adorn the MSU Union building.

Answering the Call for PPE

MSU has distributed over 12,000 face shield and mask combinations through the Food Processing and Innovation Center.

Could the Pandemic Change How We Speak?

That’s the question being asked by a team of researchers at Michigan State University, led by Associate Professor Suzanne Wagner and Assistant Professor Betsy Sneller.

College of Law Milestone

As a new class of future Spartan lawyers began its first week of law school, the MSU College of Law also starts a new chapter in its 129-year history.

MSU & UNN: Celebrating 60 Years of Partnership

In the 1960s, a groundbreaking relationship between Michigan State University and Nigeria shaped MSU’s approach to international engagement.

MSU to Study the Effects of Droughts

Biologist Sarah Evans has received a three-year, $1.4 million grant from the National Science Foundation’s Division of Environmental Biology to study the effect that droughts have.

MSU Scientists Create Miniature Heart to Study Disease

Researchers at MSU have created the world’s first miniature human heart in the laboratory.  

$1M Grant Launches Mekong Sustainability Project

The Henry Luce Foundation’s Initiative on Southeast Asia, or LuceSEA, is providing $1 million in funding to help create the Mekong Culture WELL project.

International Art Prize Winner

Adam Brown, associate professor in the MSU Department of Art, Art History and Design, won the Grand Prize in the Arts Division at the Japan Media Arts Festival.

Scholar Athletes Still Competing

Dominique Long has been nominated for the William V. Campbell Trophy.

Providing Health Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault

A new innovative space opening at Michigan State this fall will offer 24-hour-a-day medical care to individuals who have experienced sexual assault.