Four distinguished leaders have been selected to receive the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine’s highest honor — The Walter F. Patenge Medal of Public Service award.

Service and acts of philanthropy are always needed, especially in times of crisis. With the need to practice social distancing, opportunities may seem limited.

In the face of great need, it’s natural to want to help. That’s how Courtney Merlo, a first-year College of Osteopathic Medicine student, got involved in the effort to give back.

MSU's Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovationn partnered with LIFT to donate personal protective equipment to the Community Health and Social Services Center in Detroit.

For more than 150 years, MSU Libraries have used their resources, skills and knowledge to help the MSU community. Now they’re helping in a whole new way, working together and with others on campus to produce Personal Protective Equipment in the Hollander MakerSpace and helping to unite the local community of PPE makers.

The Science Festival digital presentations will begin Saturday, April 4. There will be three programs: Saturday Morning Science, Science After Dark and Partner Presentations.

MSU is using specialized equipment to clean and decontaminate used N95 masks and opening the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center to front-line health workers and first responders combatting the novel coronavirus outbreak.

MSU researchers have validated a test to detect coronavirus that is more accurate than those currently available, and could help address the national shortage of testing kits.

MSU Recreational Sports and Fitness Services is offering free virtual fitness classes for all MSU students, faculty and staff.

We can see the future of education in what is already happening in places such as MSU, where we have been combining classroom based learning with online learning for years to create a hybrid educational model that utilizes the best of the approaches