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With “Twisters” coming to theaters soon, learn more about how a fictional movie can have real impact when it comes to raising awareness about severe weather messaging. Plus, read how the original “Twister” movie helped a science writer become even better at her craft, see how the Olympics bring together art and sport and take a look at a beautiful week in photos. And don’t forget to check out this week’s MSU trivia. That and more in today’s MSUToday Weekly Update.

Ask the expert: How the Olympics connects people, athletics and art

MSU updates and campus news

Faculty and administrators: Join President Guskiewicz this October on a trip through Michigan’s western Lower Peninsula to build community connections and strengthen MSU’s commitment to education, research, outreach and extension. There is limited space, so apply soon!

Learn more and apply at spartanbustour.msu.edu.

Spartan research and outreach

Telemedicine adoption: Study shows rapid growth and persistent challenges

New MSU report: Elementary English language arts curriculum trends in Michigan

Ask the expert: Metals found in tampons — what it means for users

Better communicating tornado warnings: Movies like “Twisters” can help

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Spartan pride

Highest honor: MSU professor awarded international citation of merit

2024 Hall of Fame class: MSU Athletics celebrates individuals, teams

From Spartans

Staff voice: How “Twister” made me a better science communicator

Student view: Supporting neurotechnology research participants

Spartans featured in the news

In the New York Times, Arun Ross, Martin J. Vanderploeg Endowed Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering in the College of Engineering, commented on issues surrounding facial recognition technology.

MSU trivia

Last week’s trivia

In the foreground, there is a performance of Summer Circle Theatre with performers and members in the crowd. In the background, there is a building marked with several stories of blue, square windows.

Answer: Kresge Art Center. This one stumped many of you! Of those who responded, just 11% answered correctly. A very popular response was the Student Services Building.

Did you know? Kresge Art Center is home to 6,500 pieces of artwork.

A sitting area with a window as a focal point. The window is against a brick wall. There are three geometric-patterned chairs in the foreground.

Can you guess what and where this image is on MSU’s campus? Send your responses to msutoday@msu.edu. The answer will be shared in next week’s email.

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