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In this week’s email, take a look at the beauty of our campus and city lights. Plus, meet the Spartan who leads the department that creates global supply chain solutions, find out how an incubator invented by a Spartan is saving the lives of newborn puppies and dive into some of the student success and research highlights from this month. All that and so much more in today’s MSUToday Weekly Update.

MSU updates and campus news

Major distinction: Distinguished faculty honored during 2025 Investiture Ceremony

Becoming a health promoting campus: MSU adopts Okanagan Charter

Feedback needed: MSU seeking thoughts on Feb. 13 memorial design finalists

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

A Spartan creating global supply chain solutions: Professor Jason Miller researches how supply chain management can help address the world’s key challenges.

A new approach: MSU researchers work to stop the biodiversity crisis

Diving into a more complex story: Using open-access data to study climate change effects in 24,000 US lakes

Saving the lives of thousands of puppies: Spartan grad’s incubators help neonatal canines thrive

Ice Age: Uncovering new insights into Clovis culture

Delicate balancing act: Rising tide of sand mining threatens marine life

Spartan pride

MSU Baseball shared a graphic on X of players high-fiving, with text saying: For the first time since 2016, Michigan State baseball is ranked!!!! The Spartans are No. in this week's @NCBWA Poll!!! Read more about the Spartans in the rankings: https://sprtns.co/4hRHQfE #GoGreen

29 years in a row: MSU qualifies, once again, for National Debate Tournament

Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award: Covassin is honored

Women’s Health Visionary Award: Woodruff receives recognition

College Spotlight: Lyman Briggs College

Peer to peer: The benefits of helping others learn

From Spartans

Staff voice: Guiding students through the Fulbright process

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Spartans featured in the news

On WKAR, MSU Distinguished Professor in the Department of History, Vice Provost and Graduate School Dean Pero Dagbovie talks about his new book called, “Forever in the Path: The Black Experience at Michigan State University.”

MSU trivia

Last week’s trivia

Answer: The Red Cedar River. Of those who responded, 100% answered correctly. I believe we can call that a social!

Did you know? In 1860, the first bridge to cross the Red Cedar River was built. It was located at the current site of the Farm Lane bridge and cost $750.

This week’s trivia

Wood-planked flooring with a red stripe and two feet in sneakers in the background.

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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