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An MSU College of Engineering civil engineering professor was interviewed last week by a Lansing-based TV station to offer his thoughts on the safety of Michigan's Mackinac Bridge.

Michigan State University's Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering (BAE) Department hosted Saturday, April 6, a day of exploration for children. Lansing's WILX-TV News 10 covered the event, part of MSU's Science Festival, and interviewed BAE Associate Professor Dawn Dechand about the experience.

Xuefei Huang, the MSU biomedical engineering and chemistry researcher featured in this story, was honored April 2 at the university's Innovation Celebration. He was one of five faculty members, current students and alumni with College of Engineering ties who received awards at the event.

For nearly 160 years, generations of the Isley family have cultivated the fertile soil of Lenawee County, Michigan, located about 25 miles from the shores of western Lake Erie in the River Raisin Watershed.

Michigan State University Civil and Environmental Engineering researcher Timothy Gates was mentioned recently by the Detroit News about his research on traffic deaths in Michigan, and how they've dipped statewide and nationally.

Michigan State University's April 2 Innovation Celebration created a College of Engineering milestone. Faculty members, students and alumni were recognized with five of the event's six awards.

An MSU College of Engineering civil engineering professor has offered insight on the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore and what it will take for crews to safely rebuild it.