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In today’s MSUToday Weekly Update, we take a look at the collaborative efforts of MSU and Henry Ford Health researchers working to shift the outlook on pancreatic cancer, share the events taking place that recognize the two-year remembrance of Feb. 13, celebrate Black History Month and highlight photos of student groups on campus. All that and more this week’s email.

MSU’s Multicultural Center: A welcoming space for all

MSU updates and campus news

Welcoming beacon: The week in photos

Remembrance events: Two-year recognition of Feb. 13

Celebrating Black History Month: Check out the events happening at MSU

Clifton R. Wharton Jr. photo on top of a green image with accompanying text that says: It is people that lift the university to heights of greatness.

New vice provost: Marcio Oliveira appointed to Teaching and Learning Innovation at MSU

MSU Athletics tweeted a graphic that shows Spartans at Home Feb. 3-9 with a image of a hockey player. This is accompanying text that says: B1G matchups in the 517 this week.

A tweet from Big Ten Gymnastics that is a photo montage of gymnast Nikki Smith after various stunts on the vault. There is accompanying text that says: There is a new No. 1 in town on vault.

Cross-cultural teaching and learning: Faculty, students collaborate with South African counterparts

Green and White Council: MSU announces co-chairs

Spartan research and outreach

From bleak to bright: Researchers work together to shift pancreatic cancer outlook

Updates on the treatment of sickle cell disease: Expert shares insight

Innovative game created by MSU students: Inspired by Smithsonian exhibition

Spartan pride

Goldwater Scholarship: MSU nominates five students

National recognition: James Forger named to music association leadership position

Creative Capital Award: Divya Victor earns honor

What’s happening on campus

William G. Anderson Lecture series: Slavery to Freedom: An American Odyssey

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Spartans featured in the news

On WILX, Shannon Schmoll, director of Abrams Planetarium, talks about scientists tracking a new asteroid.

MSU trivia

Last week’s trivia

A tree without leaves in the foreground against a multi-story brick building with windows.

Answer: Linton Hall. Of those who responded, 66% answered correctly.

Did you know? Linton Hall was named after Robert S. Linton, long-time registrar of the university.

This week’s trivia

A snowy leafless tree in front of a red brick multi-story building.

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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