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20 Apr, 21UpcomingFire, Water, and Ice: Michigan’s Geological Story
Join this virtual talk with Danita Brandt, Associate Professor and MSU Museum Research Adjunct! Dr. Brandt will lead a virtual tour through Michigan’s geologic history,…
20 Apr, 21UpcomingThe Roc (Elephant Bird) at MSU: Flightlessness, Gigantism, and Extinction
Join this virtual talk with Pamela Rasmussen, Assistant Professor and MSU Museum Curator! This demonstration will feature MSU's replica skeleton of the world's largest-ever bird,…
21 Apr, 21UpcomingVirtual Science on a Sphere: Mystery of the Penguin Feather
How might a penguin feather end up on a San Francisco beach? Join us in addressing a scientific mystery, using Science on a Sphere. Explore…
27 Apr, 21UpcomingVirtual Science on a Sphere: Study on the Sphere
Need a quiet, relaxing place to study? The museum may be closed, but pop in your headphones and join us virtually in our Science on…
Celebrate Women’s History Month with a Quilt Story
Celebrate Women's History Month by learning more about the the Brickley Family Legacy Quilt.
Since the early 1980s, Michigan State University Museum has become a world-class center of quilt-related scholarship and hosts unique and important collections of quilts and quilt-related materials. These collections have been built through groundbreaking research initiatives, conducted with deep community engagement and broad academic partnerships, with a special focus on digital preservation and access, social justice and human rights, health and well-being, Hmong, African Americans, and Native Americans.
How might a penguin feather end up on a San Francisco beach? Join us in addressing a scientific mystery, using Science on a Sphere!
Register Here ➡️ https://t.co/SRjKqfIFP8
#MuseumFromHome 🐧🌎
Congratulations Bill Matt! Our deputy director is moving on to @oaklandu as the executive director of Meadow Brook Hall!
Read more here → https://t.co/FPL1MgHFy3
Join @CALMSU @MSUEnglish & @MSUMuseum faculty member @JulianChambliss and colleagues for "Graphic Histories: A Discussion" hosted by @ObermannCenter. Registration here: https://t.co/f0a5oPJ2eL
Young Joon Kwak, 2020-2021 Artist-in-Residence in Critical Race Studies at #MSU, re-imaged the Spartan statue to create the "Spartan Skin" exhibit, now open to the public through May 21 at the #MSU Union Art Gallery. Read more: https://t.co/pKObqHjiL6