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Sanaa Bashar sitting with Linda and Bill Schoenl at the Honors College Scholarship Dinner at a table. Behind them, others sit at other tables discussing with people around them.

Igniting passions into purpose through Honors opportunities

By Chiara Palomera Perez “After my mom told me this story, I realized, I really want to be able to do something.”  After traveling to Bangladesh and West Bengal 14 years ago, Honors College student Sanaa Bashar described having an eye-opening experience to the levels of poverty, inequities, and inequalities that persist in such a densely populated country.   Discovering a calling through family roots  Bashar is...
Aerial view of Honors College students, staff, and program partners for HC IMPACT arranged in the number 10. They are all wearing program t-shirts in various shades of green.

One Program, Countless Paths: Celebrating 10 Years of HC IMPACT

Honors College students of the 2026 Homecoming Court standing and smiling in front of Eustace-Cole Hall, wearing Michigan State attire.

Eight Honors College students named on 2026 Homecoming Court

Honors Research Scholar Megan Riley smiles while presenting a poster at the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum in the Breslin Center.

Donor investment propels student research breakthroughs

Image of the exterior of Eustace Cole Hall on a sunny day.

51 incoming MSU students earn full merit scholarships

Professional image of Michigan State University student Marcos Garcia smiling in a navy blazer, white collared shirt, and red tie. The background is a gray gradient.

Sixth in MSU history: Honors College student Marcos Garcia earns national Beinecke Scholarship

Image of Honors College graduate Tate Rudisill, Sloane Barlow, and Domenic Cedillo standing and smiling with Communications Manager Melanie Brender. The graduates are in white Honors College stoles, cords, and green graduation robes. A black backdrop and balloons are behind them.

Signing Off: Three voices, one farewell from graduating Honors College student employees

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