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The Social Brain Drain: New Applications of 3D Modeling Technology
Why do some species have bigger brains than others? Do social animals have bigger brains? This exhibition uses modern technologies, including computerized tomography, digital measurement,…
Student Voices: MSU Student Protest
Students at Michigan State University have long used protests to speak out on a range of issues and make their voices heard. In Student Voices,…
Quilts of Southwest China
In southwest China, traditional bed coverings and other household items have often been, like American quilts, made of small pieces of fabric that are patched…
Iron Hulls and Turbulent Waters: Ore Boats, Workers and Great Lakes Shipping
Since the 1840s and continuing today, the Great Lakes provide a significant transportation network for the shipping of lumber, wheat, corn, coal, and iron ore,…
MSU Museum Rings in the Holiday with “Krampus” Display
"Krampus: the Holiday Devil" a new display at Michigan State University Museum features a number of historical and contemporary Krampus figures from the Val Roy…
Michigan and the Civil War
Drawn from the MSU Museum's historical collection, the exhibit highlights Michigan connections in the Civil War. Notably, the entire first graduating class of the Michigan…
Land of the Feathered Dragons: China and the Origin of Birds
Selections from the exhibit: The First Feather: Archaeopteryx ... In 1861, a fossilized feather, beautifully preserved in 150 million year old limestone near Solnhofen in…
Michigan Folksong Legacy: Grand Discoveries From the Great Depression
In 1938, a young folk music collector named Alan Lomax—destined to become one of the legendary folklorists of the 20th century—came from Washington, DC to…
Deep-Play: Creativity in Math & Art through Visual Wordplay
A new exhibit at the MSU Museum invites visitors to look deeply and decipher playful and thought-provoking visual wordplay. "Deep-Play: Creativity in Math and Art…
