At Michigan State University, living-learning communities help students build connections through shared experiences.
For 30 years, the Maximizing Academic Growth in College (MAGIC) program has helped incoming students build confidence, form connections and prepare for success before the start of the fall semester.
Being a part of the Fraternity and Sorority Life community can make (and also have) a huge impact
Dr. Jonathan Yorkowitz has officially joined the Spartan family as the Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students.
Excellence in architecture: MSU takes home the AIA Michigan Award
Kim Steed-Page takes the helm as a new Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
Students journey to Michigan’s Holocaust and Arab American museums as part of Student Affairs' interdisciplinary program promoting meaningful connection and self-discovery.
Michigan State’s SOS Fund provides emergency assistance to help students navigate unexpected hardships and stay on track toward graduation.
For a third consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Michigan State University No. 1 in service-learning among public universities.
As the sun set on the banks of the Red Cedar River, where generations of the Anishinaabe once lived, a new flame flickered in “the backyard” of the Multicultural Center (MCC).