Tomorrow , don't miss a conversation and workshop with Dr. Lee Francis IV, also known as Dr. IndigiNerd! The first half of this program takes place at the 360 Room in the MSU Library, while the workshop and food portion is at the MSU Museum. Register: https://t.co/cFLBUKpkwM
Happy National STEM/STEAM Day!
At the MSU Museum, we believe discovery happens when disciplines come together.
Today, we celebrate the power of interdisciplinary learning and the connections that help us better understand our world and one another.
#NationalSTEMDay#STEAM
We have a full slate of events for #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth! Featuring Indigenous poets, storytellers, and artists whose work connects cultural traditions with contemporary creative expression, don't miss these! https://t.co/uHoZuQQ8yB
Trick or treat!
Halloween nostalgia from the MSU Museum collections! These objects offer a glimpse into #Halloween celebrations of decades past.
Wishing you a spooky and sweet Halloween from the MSU Museum!
Next week, join acclaimed poet Esther Belin for an evening of poetry, reflection, and storytelling inspired by Native traditions and the artistry of quillwork. This program features readings by Belin alongside original works from MSU student poets! https://t.co/hktYTySSv6
October is National Arts and Humanities Month!
At the MSU Museum, creativity, curiosity, and collaboration bring people and ideas together. As #NationalArtsAndHumanitiesMonth wraps up, take a look back at some of our favorite moments from October!
The MSU Museum is excited to highlight Michigan State University's partnership with the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) in bringing the inaugural Museum Leadership Academy to Detroit.
@AAMers
Read more: https://t.co/ENdhfHIMo3
Every specimen has a story to tell. Opening October 27 at the Michigan State University Museum, Specimens and Stories explores how preserved animals reveal new insights into biodiversity, environmental change, and scientific discovery. https://t.co/0U7BBP6e9B
Tomorrow, see "Humanity (1984/2026)," a short film by MSU Professor Troy Hale! From security cameras like Flock cameras to cellphones, drones, doorbell and dashboard cams, this film project by MSU students explores our modern surveillance state. Register: https://t.co/SaMxrO8rYS
Tomorrow, we're having the second iteration of our "LORETA" screening and workshop! Grounded in interdisciplinary research, LORETA invites the MSU community to envision a future of higher education worth hoping for. https://t.co/nyVfteGLOq
The CoLab Studio brings together people of different disciplines to tackle pressing and timely issues, like "Reality Check" exhibition, on view now, which addresses how rapid technological developments in AI might redefine our society. Learn more: https://t.co/cWOKsiFANp
Back by popular demand, we're partnering with MSU student group Vaux Collective for a night celebrating sound, creativity, and community. Come hear sounds curated by Hammy, Kat3ars, and Katnip. Register: https://t.co/gFQOApUX4n
Don't miss a 2nd screening of LORETA, a fictional AI at the heart of a short film where AI replaces administrators rather than faculty. Following the film, join a participatory design workshop to envision a future of higher education worth hoping for https://t.co/nyVfteGLOq
September was full of so many amazing events! Thank you to everyone who attended, and thank you to our amazing presenters who made these events such a success! Check out our Flickr for more great photos: https://t.co/IskmRAaKqG
Looking for something to do this weekend?
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- A place to explore, learn, and connect
Check in at the Welcome Desk and discover what's happening at the MSU Museum.
We are open Tuesday–Saturday from 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Tomorrow, visit the Benefactors Plaza on MSU's campus to see “Bearing Witness,” a New York Times pop-up exhibition celebrating 175 years of photojournalism at The Times. The exhibition will be on view each day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
“Bearing Witness” brings together noteworthy photojournalism documenting the difficult, important eyewitness reporting required to unearth the facts and bear witness to some of the biggest moments of our time.
There's a mystery brewing at the MSU Museum...can you solve it? 🔍️
Explore the Museum after DARK as you follow clues, solve puzzles, uncover hidden details, and work your way toward cracking the case. https://t.co/MBeNUAonCJ
The Commons was created as a gathering place when the MSU Museum reopened in January 2026. We bring together students, scholars, artists, and communities to exchange ideas, explore new perspectives, and create something together: https://t.co/uOIeWmVA8r