MSU has received a four-year, $2.5 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the research and teaching of less commonly taught languages, with an emphasis on Indigenous languages.

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

Grace Koepele is a senior arts and humanities major in RCAH with a focus in childhood and society as well as a minor in Italian. This summer, the Ann Arbor native traveled to Italy to teach English through theater, as well as work toward her own theater-based English teaching certificate. She, along with three other RCAH students have been writing a summer blog about her experiences.

The Science Gallery Detroit is the first U.S. representation of a global university-linked network dedicated to public outreach at the intersection of science and art. Exhibitions aim at 15- to 25-year-olds by bridging emerging scientific areas with design and technology.

I soaked in the dry air, stepped into the sand and took in all the scenery of a country that has vowed to remove “impossible” from the dictionary. When I visited the United Arab Emirates, I saw these enormous skyscraper buildings that emerged from the ruins and, having read about Dubai before going there, I expected that it would be the equivalent of backpacking in the desert with the luxury of having a nice hotel room to sleep in at night.

The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at MSU presents its second season of free public programming sourced from the Community Open Call initiative at the MSU Broad Art Lab. Selected by a diverse committee of community representatives, these proposals rose to the top of a large pool of applicants and will be presented to the public throughout the summer.

The MSU College of Music will present the Music in the Garden outdoor concert series in the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden. The series is free and open to the public.

The MSU College of Music is excited to present the 23rd annual Muelder Carillon Summer Series beginning at 6 p.m. every Wednesday, rain or shine, from July 3 to July 31. Bring a picnic, chair or blanket and enjoy a free recital at the historical Beaumont Tower.

Between interning and travelling abroad, classes and being a Big Ten student athlete, I have experienced so much during my time at Michigan State University.

With the largest concentration of media psychologists in the world in MSU’s College of Communication Arts and Sciences, experts are working across disciplines to analyze how people interact with content, how stories impact users, and why we choose to spend time with various media. Their findings will help explain the roles, uses, and effects of media communication.