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Today is March 13, also known as 313 Day. It’s not only the date, but also a nod to Detroit by highlighting the city’s area code. Like Detroit, MSU values resilience, hard work and a commitment to solving problems and empowering people for better lives. In addition to celebrating Detroit, learn more about the future of work and check out WKAR’s recent broadcast excellence awards. All that and more in this edition of the MSUToday Weekly Update.
MSU and Detroit: Partnering for a better future

A tweet on X that has a green map of the city of Detroit with text on top that says: 4,387 alumni, $317 million economic impact in the region, 972 enrolled Detroit students, $20.6 million spending with Detroit businesses. There is also text in the copy of the tweet that says: For decades, Michigan State has been working with partners in Detroit to advance the arts, transform schools and improve health.

MSU updates and campus news
Reflection: The week in photos

‘What if Wilhelmina’: A sensory-friendly, interactive musical

University awards: Recognizing extraordinary partnerships

Big day: Veterinary Internship and Residency Match Day

What is the future of work? MSU hosts conference to talk about possibilities

MSU mentions
A tweet on X has an image of a snowy shoreline in front the Mackinac Bridge. Text in the copy of the tweet says: @MichiganStateU researchers are diving into the Great Lakes to study how winter ice affects shoreline erosion. Using drones, phones, and a cryogenic wave tank, they're uncovering the relationship between ice, temperature, and waves.

Spartan research and outreach
$25M grant: Taking the lead on long-term health care needs of Michigan residents

Dormant secret: Researchers find insights in microbes of 60-year-old fire

NSF grant: MSU scholars boost science student engagement

New additions: MSU Mobility welcomes more experts to advisory council

Packing a punch: Staying vigilant against weeds

Groundbreaking research: A new tool to fight cancer, infections, addiction

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Spartan pride
TV and media accolades: WKAR wins broadcast excellence awards

Spartans featured in the news
On NPR, Flint’s Rx Kids program is highlighted, quoting Mona Hanna-Attisha, associate dean for Public Health and C. S. Mott Endowed Professor of Public Health at MSU’s College of Human Medicine, saying: “What happens in that first year of life can really portend your entire life course trajectory.”

From Spartans
Student view: Navigating the journey

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