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The Princeton Review announcement marks a fifth consecutive year of distinguished recognition.
From launching a school climate survey to expanding resources, we are committed to building an inclusive environment.
This year, we recognize and celebrate faculty who take on leadership roles in existing and newly created positions.
Join us in welcoming Beth Hammond and Laurel Ofstein, who will strengthen two of the college’s strategic themes.
Spartans are invited to converge on campus to celebrate entrepreneurship, innovation and 10 years of the MSU Hatch.
A Broad Spartan, Olivia Gargett, takes home first prize for her cake pop company called OG’s Bakery.
Meet the 2022 student entrepreneurs who have been selected as semifinalists, competing for $44,000 in total cash prizes.
Cross-campus collaboration and hands-on learning lead to real-world investment for local companies.
Students presented their innovations ranging from sustainable clothing to electric bikes for the chance to win funding.
Forrest Carter, associate professor of marketing, will guide university leaders on long-term engagement with Detroit.
Meet the 2021 student entrepreneurs who have been selected as semifinalists, competing for $40,000 in total cash prizes.
The annual competition went virtual — here are 2020’s winners.
Two Broad Spartans showcased their safe alternative to vaping products at CES 2020.
The Princeton Review included MSU on its list of top 25 undergraduate entrepreneurship programs in the nation.
2019’s Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers recognizes Michigan State University for second year in a row.
Two supply chain students receive third place in the Burgess New Venture Challenge for their mobile app.
An early-stage pitch competition bringing together MSU student entrepreneurs and business leaders
Fifteen Michigan State University student-led teams will compete for over $40,000 in total cash prizes
The program sponsored by eBay, is helping mid-Michigan mom-and-pop stores spread their presence around the world
Josh Cooper's business (a pedicab provider called SKOOP) combines micromobility with targeted digital advertising
Consumer Electronics Show hosts more than 4,500 companies, allowing them to announce and showcase the latest tech
The fellowship, now in its fifth year, is a year-long cohort for 18- to 30-year-old entrepreneurs
Demi Yang is co-founder and COO of Zonder: Collect the World, an app that gamifies travel