Articles tagged “Need for Support”
Not Just A Scholarship: Tanzania Partnership Program
A donor-funded study abroad program expanded students' worldview and instilled in them the urge to give back to their Tanzanian host community.
STARR Charitable Foundation: Not Just A Scholarship
In 1998, anonymous donors created a scholarship that has now given over $12 million to Spartans at MSU, changing lives in the process.
Remembering William “Bill” Beachler
William "Bill" Beachler, creator of the Pride Scholarship at MSU, passed away on January 11.
Max O'Connor: a Lot to Be Thankful For
Max O'Connor, once a homeless high school student with big dreams, was able to come to Michigan State University with the help of scholarship support.
Alex's Great State Race Tradition Inspires Statewide Support
A Rivalry Week event created to honor the memory of an MSU student raises support for students at Michigan State and the University of Michigan.
Building a Tradition of Supporting Non-Traditional Students
A recent report highlights non-traditional students' success in the state of Michigan when compared to students from other states. Few scholarships exist to specifically help this student population.
Scholarship Luncheon 2014
Our annual scholarship luncheon was held on September 26 (Homecoming Weekend) this year. View photos and video from the event, which was held to celebrate student scholarship recipients & donors.
Become a Spartan Advocate
The Spartan Advocate program is one way you can help support MSU by communicating the importance of supporting MSU and higher education to others. Read to learn more and get involved!
June Youatt on Giving Back to MSU
“The definition of being a Spartan is giving.” – Acting Provost June Youatt
State News: The Cost of Learning
Today’s edition of The State News features a cover story about students’ spending decisions that are forced by these economic times.
Feeding the Community – State News Article
Today’s edition of The State News features a cover story on the MSU student food bank and the increase in students utilizing the program.
Kalamazoo Promise Featured in the New York Times
If you graduate from high school in Kalamazoo, you could attend Michigan State University for free.
