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Eight Honors Spartans named to 2025 Homecoming Court

By Sloane Barlow  This year, eight Honors College students were selected for the 12-person Homecoming Court. Representing Michigan State University on the Homecoming Court is considered one of the highest honors for Spartan seniors.   These students will continue to serve as ambassadors of the university – representing MSU and the Honors College at numerous events, and connecting with Spartans all around the world. Thank...
Image of MSU President Kevin M. Guskiewicz taking a selfie at the entrance of Campbell Hall with university staff from the Honors College and Residential & Hospitality Services. The group is surrounded by a large green ribbon for a ribbon cutting ceremony. Everyone is in business attire and smiling.

From renovation to celebration: MSU cuts the ribbon on upgraded Campbell Hall

Image of the front of Michigan State University's Campbell Hall from a side angle. The brown brick building has stone archways, teal windows, and a lush green lawn and shrubbery.

Media advisory: Ribbon cutting to launch Campbell Hall’s next era at MSU

Students walk down a hallway where the walls are covered with music history information. One student holds out her phone to take a photo.

Media advisory: MSU Honors College and Detroit school district team up to inspire city’s next generation of scholars

Image of Eleanor Pugh smiling. Pugh is in a dark blazer and blue shirt, standing against a red brick background.

Honors College student Eleanor Pugh named Boren Scholar 

Jeannette Dompreh at graduation smiling with Interim Dean Chambers.

Academic Scholar Jeanette Dompreh leaves a legacy at MSU

Image of Eustace-Cole Hall, a red brick and wood building on Michigan State University's campus framed by trees

Fifty incoming MSU students awarded full scholarships

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