From the Margins to the Core: Latino Workers in the Nation’s Auto Industry

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the Julian Samora Research Institute has partnered with Michigan State University Museum to organize an exhibit that will recount the…

MSU MUSEUM, SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM PRESENT ‘EIGHTEEN’ IN BRODY HALL

A rare and intimate look at religion, politics, conflict, identity and coming of age in the Middle East come together in “Eighteen,” a new exhibition…

Earth Stories

A new exhibition at the Michigan State University Museum explores environmental awareness through striking art quilts. An opening reception for the exhibit, Earth Stories, is…

Turtles in Trouble

Turtles survived the great extinction that ended the reign of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, and they withstood the ice ages that ended just…

The Folk Festival: A Hands-on MSU Museum Tradition

The Michigan State University Museum has a long history of producing outdoor festivals of traditional culture. In the early 1980s, the Michigan State University Museum…

Exhibit preview: #ME: FROM SILHOUETTES TO SELFIES

NEW EXHIBIT EXPLORES THE EVOLUTION OF THE 'SELFIE' Through objects from the MSU Museum’s historical collections a "pre-history" of the most social of images is…

Urban Factors

Xia Gao is a visual artist who primarily works with textile/fiber, installation, printing and mixed media. Her works often address personal and cultural adaptation and…

An Extraordinary Document of Our World and Detroit Resurgent

Detroit Resurgent is an exhibition that runs from September 8, 2013 through January 12, 2014 and a book that will be released by the MSU…

Ruby Bridges, Brown v. Board of Education, and The Greater Lansing Sites of Conscience Project

A quilt made in tribute to Ruby Bridges, a 1954 Supreme Court decision, and The Greater Lansing Sites of Conscience Project. What do they all…