Spartan Engineers take their next steps after graduation
This graduation season, more than 1,100 Michigan State University College of Engineering graduates are taking their next steps into careers, research, continued education and professional growth. Their paths reflect the range of opportunities shaped by technical preparation, hands-on learning, mentorship and problem-solving.
Twelve Spartan Engineers earn Academic All-Big Ten honors
Twelve student-athletes from the Michigan State University College of Engineering have earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for the 2026 spring season.
Research Spotlight: Linking blast forces to hidden brain injuries
Traumatic brain injuries from blasts and hard hits are a big problem for soldiers, first responders, and athletes. Doctors can see the damage on scans after the fact, but the moment when a fast hit turns into tiny tears deep inside the brain is still hard to capture.
Designing a Better Campus: IPF-Sponsored Projects Shine at MSU Design Day
Each year, Michigan State University’s Design Day showcases the creativity, innovation, and problem-solving skills of graduating undergraduate students as they present real-world solutions to complex challenges. Design Day is a premier undergraduate academic event highlighting the creativity and ingenuity of Spartan Engineering students. This spring, Infrastructure Planning and Facilities (IPF) proudly sponsored several student teams whose projects reflect a shared commitment to accessibility, sustainability and campus safety.
16 Spartan Engineers earn MSU full merit scholarships
Michigan State University has awarded comprehensive scholarships to 51 extraordinary first-year students - 16 of them are headed to the College of Engineering. Alumni Distinguished Scholarships are part of a 71-year-tradition, University Distinguished Scholarships were initiated in 2000, and the Joseph R. and Sarah L. Williams Scholarships have enabled more students than ever to receive full merit awards to MSU.
MSU engineering students earn recognition across competition, entrepreneurship and research
Michigan State University College of Engineering students earned recognition this spring in competition, entrepreneurship, scholarships, fellowships and research. Their work spans computer science, civil engineering, biosystems engineering, elec
John Papapolymerou recommended as dean of MSU College of Engineering
After a national search, John Papapolymerou has been recommended as dean of the College of Engineering at Michigan State University, effective June 1, 2026. He will serve as dean designee prior to the June 12 meeting of the MSU Board of Trustees. Papapolymerou has served as interim dean since Oct. 1, 2024.
MSU AgeAlive Forum Showcases Innovation and Community Engagement
Michigan State University’s AgeAlive Education & Research Forum and Awards Ceremony brought together researchers, community leaders, and aging advocates Thursday, March 26, 2026, to discuss ways to improve the lives of older adults through research, technology, and community engagement. The event is part of MSU’s efforts as a designated Age-Friendly University.
Eighteen Spartan Engineers honored at Undergraduate Research Forum
Eighteen Michigan State University College of Engineering students received first-place awards at the 2026 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF) at the Breslin Center in April. Students from 14 colleges participated in MSU's premier showcase for undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.
MSU Engineering innovators honored at 2026 Innovation Celebration
From apple orchards and biomedical labs to wastewater systems, electric grids and drone training fields, Spartan Engineering innovation was well represented at the 2026 MSU Innovation Celebration. Hosted by the MSU Innovation Center on April 7 at the Henry Center for Executive Development, the annual event recognizes technologies, startups, research partnerships and inventions emerging from Michigan State University.