Michigan State University will present two performances of one of the most enduring musical protests against antisemitism, Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 13, titled “Babi Yar,” which memorializes the…
A special exhibit developed in collaboration with sexual assault survivors, “Finding Our Voice: Sister Survivors Speak,” opens April 16 at the Michigan State University Museum. Inspired by teal…
“Ripped and Torn,” the new exhibit at the Residential College for the Arts and Humanities LookOut! Art Gallery at Michigan State University explores different images from punk culture…
Michigan State University’s Science Gallery Detroit will open its second exhibition, DEPTH, on June 8 in partnership with the Michigan Science Center, or MiSci. The exhibition will be…
As the culmination of a three-year program through the Department of Art, Art History and Design, Master of Fine Arts, or MFA, candidates will have their work displayed at…
WKAR was named both Michigan Public Television Station of the Year and Public Radio Group One Station of the Year for 2018 by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters at the Broadcast Excellence Awards ceremony held…
Frankie Potochick, a senior Studio Art major, received the “Most Inspiring” award at the Second Annual Social Justice Art Festival for her painting, Innocence Lost, which focuses on the…
Following the latest semester of his prison poetry course, Guillermo Delgado, artist and academic specialist in community and socially engaged arts in the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities…
Michigan State University School of Journalism and students and faculty earned national recognition in the prestigious Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts Awards competition. Focal Point, which…
Anita Skeen said it took a move to Michigan to help her re-establish her roots with her native rural America. A faculty member since 1990, she is the…
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