MSU’s College of Music will host its third annual summer piano festival specifically designed to benefit advanced music students who are on the autism spectrum.

Advanced degrees are a key driver for innovation in a wide variety of fields — providing not only a well-trained workforce but also a fresh perspective and enthusiasm. It is the graduate students of today who will be the researchers of tomorrow, and who will solve what until now have proven to be intractable problems in need of new thinking and approaches.

The MSU Museum was awarded $150,000 from the MSU Federal Credit Union to be the first university museum to house a “Science on a Sphere.”

Over the next year the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at MSU, or MSU Broad, will showcase a yearlong video series titled, “When the Land Speaks.”

Two Michigan State University students have earned Grand Prize awards for the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum, or UURAF.

At this year’s Arts Weekend at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, the Grand Hotel Endowed Scholarship for Arts & Letters will be presented to four deserving students and alumni.

MSU will begin construction this week on a 37,000-square-foot Music Pavilion that will expand the Music Building on the university’s north campus.

The MSU College of Music 2018-19 season will run from September through April, featuring a wide variety of classical and jazz performances.

Once threatened by chemical decay and decomposition, an important and rare film collection from the early years of cinema is now available to the public online thanks to a massive preservation and digitization project overseen by Joshua Yumibe, director of the Film Studies Program and associate professor in MSU’s Department of English.

I have always been into making things with my hands. When I was little, I would do a lot of beading, painting, sewing, knitting and various other hands-on art projects. When I got older, I started created big collages with whole cut out figures and words from magazines.