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As we come up on the two-year remembrance of Feb. 13, we take time to pause, remember and reflect. Check out the resources available to the campus community as well as ways to honor those we lost and those affected.

Remembrance events: Two-year recognition of Feb. 13

Spartans Together: Updates, planning and more

Support resources: Available to campus community

MSU updates and campus news

Enhancing a world-class venue: Wharton Center completes phase one renovations

Ribbon cutting: MSU celebrates official opening of the Multicultural Center

A major milestone: MSUCOM celebrates “25 years of Slavery” to Freedom series

Black History Month student spotlight: Ralph Pruitt and Curlfriends

Faculty and administrators: Join President Guskiewicz this May on a trip to Detroit. Taking place May 5-6, this excursion will offer a two-day, one-night opportunity to connect with and learn more about the communities of the metro Detroit area.

There is limited space, so apply soon! Learn more and apply at spartanbustour.msu.edu.

Spartan research and outreach

Top Super Bowl ads: MSU faculty rank best spots

Michigan’s ‘hands-free’ law is working: MSU survey shows important results

Volcanic hot springs: MSU researchers glean photosynthetic insights

Michigan’s teacher shortages: MSU report shows progress, continuing challenges

Ready (or not) for love? Your friends likely agree

Turning 1: Rx Kids celebrates program’s first birthday

Spartan pride

Prestigious recognition: MSU nominates three undergraduate students for Truman Scholarship

Frontiers of Knowledge Award: Anil Jain receives honor

What’s happening this week

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Spartans featured in the news

On ABC News, David Ortega, professor and Noel W. Stuckman Chair in Food Economics and Policy at MSU, talks about why eggs are pricier and harder to find.

MSU trivia

Last week’s trivia

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

Answer: Cowles House. Of those who responded, 88% answered correctly.

Did you know? Built in 1857, Cowles House was one of four residences built for the university’s earliest administrators and faculty. Clay from nearby was used to make bricks for the house’s construction.

This week’s trivia

Several circular lights hang from an exposed ceiling.

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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