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Courtesy of Kelly Salchow MacArthurMichigan State University graphic design professor Kelly Salchow MacArthur recently participated in the International Olympic Committee's artists program. -
U.S. Department of AgricultureThe mild winter and increasing spring temperatures are giving Michigan farmers a head start on their growing season.
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Environmental advocates say they’ve removed more than 200 e-scooters from the river in the past year.
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The next solar eclipse to sweep coast to coast in the United States is in 2045. -
The Michigan State University planetarium will show Totality! in preparation of the astronomical event April 8. -
Michigan State University’s is launching a new partnership to bridge the opportunity gap in higher education for rural communities across the state. -
Pickles, a peregrine falcon chick injured in 2023, is recovering at the Howell Nature Center. -
Governor Gretchen Whitmer said she is concerned a decision from the court in coming months could supersede Michigan’s reproductive rights protections. -
Attorneys representing the former chair of Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees are disputing the claims of an independent investigation released earlier this month. -
Artist Paige Hernandez is a performer, director, choreographer and playwright. She’s also MSU's Womxn of Color Initiatives artist-in-residence for this year. -
On MSU's campus, red dresses have been hung up for an outdoor art exhibition created to call attention to the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. -
Michigan State University and Wayne State University economists say the state needs more tax revenue to invest in education proposals.
MSU Today
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Spirituality is declining in the United States if you focus on religious affiliation, but that isn’t the whole story according to Morgan Shipley, associate professor of religious studies at Michigan State University.
