MSU graduate student Piotr Pasik loves seeing the look on people’s faces when he tells them he plays tennis. As a wheelchair user, Pasik learned early on to defy others’ expectations. When he came to MSU as an undergraduate, he studied kinesiology, traveled the world and got involved with MSU’s Adaptive Sports Club

Jacqueline Setas, a recent Spartan graduate, came to MSU on a golf scholarship. During her time on the MSU Women’s Golf Team, Setas began noticing her body slowly breaking down and eventually was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

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.

The 1966 MSU football team won a national championship, but its most important legacy was its role in the integration of college football.

MSU is poised to achieve the next milestone in fulfilling its legacy and achieving its destiny—to power and empower—through Empower Extraordinary: The Campaign for Michigan State University.