What do you know about water and health? This was the question posed by Joan Rose, Homer Nowlin Chair in Water Research at MSU, to thousands visiting the most recent Science Gallery Detroit exhibit–DEPTH.

MSU works with local bars to create a safer campus community for students, faculty and staff.

The National Institutes of Health has awarded a Michigan State University researcher a $2.1 million, five-year grant to search vast databases of existing drugs.

The Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct Expert Advisory Workgroup solicits feedback from the MSU community on RVSM issues and makes recommendations to university leaders for improving programs and policies.

Rebecca Campbell’s research focuses on violence against women and children with an emphasis on sexual assault and specifically understanding how contact with the legal and medical systems affect adult, adolescent and pediatric victims' psychological and physical health. She was the lead researcher on the National Institute of Justice funded project to study Detroit's untested rape kits.

shuster will speak about redefining patient “worth” as someone who is compliant, dutiful, and authentically trans. This event will allow for audience interaction with the researcher about findings and implications.

Demonstrating that there is more than one way to pass on one’s legacy than just genetically, MSU experimental evolutionary biologist, Richard Lenski, has been awarded the 2020 D.C. White Award by the American Society for Microbiology, or ASM,—the world’s oldest and largest life science organization—in recognition of his distinguished accomplishments, not only in interdisciplinary research, but in mentoring.

Nikebia Brown-Joseph is a senior in the School of Social Work, minoring in women and gender studies and pursuing a certificate in nonprofit leadership. This year, she is part of the It’s On Us Week of Action planning committee representing the Association of Black Social Work Students where I currently serve as president.

When I joined the Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Peer Education Program, or SARV, in 2016, we were small. But the work we were able to do as such a small program on campus was incredible.

MSU chemist Liangliang Sun has received a 5-year, $670,000 National Science Foundation, or NSF, Early CAREER Award to develop a novel mass spectrometry-based analytical method to identify and to quantify protein molecules that cannot currently be detected in biological samples.