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

The nation’s pioneer land-grant university, MSU, celebrates more than 160 years of land-grant vision and values on Founders Day.

February marks Black History Month, an annual celebration of African-American achievements that pays tribute to the pioneers, game changers and groundbreakers who have left their mark on the world.

As a teacher, recording musician and international performance artist, Tasha Warren knows music has the ability to inspire and transform people. The director of the Chamber Music Program is on a mission to break down the invisible barrier that separates musicians and audiences, including those with sensory sensitivities.

Jim Dunlap, who recently retired at MSU's police chief after nearly 50 years of service in the department, reflects on his career. 

Meet Justice. The Labrador Retriever is the canine advocate for MSU’s Sexual Assault Program, which works to create a safer campus community for all.

Hundreds of Spartans sent messages of hope and inspiration via social media to share with the campus community. The messages were hand-written on snowflake ornaments and displayed for other Spartans to take and then replace with notes of their own. See some favorites, and watch the video for more.

From finding the courage to tackle big challenges to creating a kinder, more understanding world to encouraging others to acknowledge their own worth, Spartans are hoping for — and working for — a better, safer, healthier year for all.

Spartan plant researchers explain the basics of genetically modified organisms.

This spoken-word poem by Spartan alumnus William T. Langford IV was performed at an MSU Empower Extraordinary capital campaign celebration event in October, and is shared with all Spartans in gratitude. Together, as one, Spartans are making a better tomorrow at MSU, and a better world for all.