Interactive event on April 14, put on by MSU Library Learning Environmental Committee, featured large screen customizable inputs to churn out results for the amount and significance each AI input had on the environment. It allowed visitors to see their hypothetical real-life carbon footprint for use of tools like ChatGPT.
Music performances inspire a love for nature and advocate for change in RCAH LookOut! Gallery Thursday night
RCAH Center for Poetry partners with MSU Museum under their "Blurred Realities" exhibit to host an interactive poetry slam at MSU Museum on April 9, 2026.
'Clue' will perform at Wharton from April 7 to 12.
Briston Maroney headlines the annual spring concert at the Breslin Center. Maroney was joined by openers, Final Boss Fight! and Flayna Boss.
Radio host, reporter, and producer Rebecca Hector inspires students in a visit to Michigan State University, where she spoke to students about her personal journey and unconventional path to get from an English degree to a career in radio.
MSU College of Music, featuring student singers and the MSU symphony orchestra, put on an opera event featuring Italian musicians Puccini's and Rossini's works.
MSU Theatre Department's "Recorded in Front of a Life Studio Audience: R A-Holes" runs from Mar. 25-29 in WKAR's Studio A.
TEDxMSU hosted its 12th annual event on March 22, featuring talks centered around the theme of "sonder."
Speakers discuss AI and its influence in politics and elections at the MSU Museum as a part of the Department of Political Science's "Blurred Realities" series.
UAB, ASMSU, Impact 89FM and RHA revealed Briston Maroney as headliner for annual Spring Concert in Instagram post.
MSU Museum hosts panel event where music, science and video games are discussed in depth with a former Nine Inch Nails member, numerous professors, a FRIB physicist and the FRIB artist-in-residence.
Grateful Dead tribute band formed by MSU faculty performs alongside two other bands to honor the Grateful Dead's performance on campus 55 years ago.
Gingers and redheads alike gathered in downtown East Lansing on March 14 to participate in the fourth annual Running of the Gingers. The student-led event has become a staple during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, with the goal of honoring Irish culture, redhead identity and community spirit.
