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Critical mass: core upgrades pave way for Spartan science

With a revamped facility space and new instruments, Spartan researchers take on the world's biggest challenges

A girl feeds swans at a bird sanctuary.

December 16, 2024

Preserving the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary for future generations

Wendy and Doug Robbins have long been champions of theW.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary. Their financial support for its ongoing renovation is about more than just preserving a cherished Michigan landmark — it’s about ensuring future generations experience the wonder of nature.

An MSU interim provost wearing a suit hangs a medal around the neck of MSU physicist Johannes Pollanen.

October 9, 2024

MSU physicist named inaugural Cowen Distinguished Chair

Michigan State University has named Johannes Pollanen as the inaugural Cowen Distinguished Chair in Experimental Physics.

four white male college students are gathered around a globe that has chalk marks. This is a black and white photo from 1960.

September 26, 2024

Renowned mathematician exponentially boosts student success

Ted Petrie, with his wife Jane, is solving problems for the next generation of Spartans. The couple has generously donated $500,000 toward the first-ever cohort of Petrie Scholars.