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UURAF 2025: Hundreds of professional research projects from undergraduates

By Sloane Barlow Six hundred eighty-one Honors College students participated in the 2025 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF), making up almost 57% of the roughly 1,200 university participants.  The Breslin Center hosted eight hours of poster presentations on Friday, April 11, consisting of four cycles of participant groups to showcase their research.  This annual event helps undergraduate students gain research presentation experience and receive constructive...

Honors Research Seminar sparks Lansing punk rock celebration

Image of Erik Brodsky smiling at the camera, wearing a blue button down shirt, and standing in front of a white wall.

Record Five MSU Students Awarded Prestigious Goldwater Scholarships

Image of a group of MSU Honors College students, staff, and MSUFCU CFO Sarah Dolan standing in front of the red brick facade of Eustace-Cole Hall. Three of the students are holding giant checks with $250, $1,500, and $750 written on them.

MSUFCU and the Honors College unite to celebrate community-engaged students

Graphic of a tan and dark green baseball card, with a photo of Charlie McLravy standing in front of the shops on Mackinac Island on the front. On the back is the text: "Charlie McLravy, Broad College of Business, East Lansing, MI, '73." Then more text states: "Charlie is an award-winning mystery author, multimedia professional, attorney, and nationally recognized upland conservation leader. LAST IMPACT: He established a discretionary estate gift to support the future of the Honors College." Beneath that is a dark green MSU Honors College logo.

Author, Attorney, Media Owner, and Ad Executive: Alumnus Charlie McLravy Explores Unique Career Paths

Gary Seevers stands in front of Cook-Seever Hall while it is under construction. Seevers is smiling at the camera, and is wearing a large gold medal around the neck.

A Lasting Legacy: Remembering Alumnus and Supporter Gary Seevers

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