MSU is home to some seriously exceptional opportunities for students and fans of comic art.

MSU St. Andrews is adding new teacher workshops to support STEM classroom education.

Whenever someone mentions comic books to me, I can practically feel the summer heat and smell the faint scent of campfire, Earth and tent canvas. When I was a kid, no camping vacation up north was complete without a bike trip to the local store to load up on comic books just in case we were hit with a rainy day. My cousin and I would crawl into a tent (sometimes even when the sun was out) and while away the afternoon swapping books and catching up on the latest adventures of Archie and his gang.  

The MSU women's swimming and diving team is set to compete in the Big Ten Championships hosted by Indiana on Feb. 20-23.

This month, MSU is proud to welcome Crystal Skillman as a 2019 Guest Playwright in Residence for a week-and-a-half-long workshop on her new play, “Pulp Vérité.” 

Dawn Opel is working to find new ways for clinical and community organizations to work together to better coordinate care for patients.

Philosophy at MSU critically examines the most basic beliefs about the world and the place of people in it.

Laurie Van Egeren, interim associate provost for University Outreach and Engagement at MSU, was named to a newly formed Commission on Economic and Community Engagement, or CECE, created by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, or APLU.

The sun shines above the Red Cedar River on a cold winter morning. Photo by Derrick L. Turner.