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How do you celebrate Pi Day? By eating too many slices of pi(e) at First Fridays Pi(e) Night!

We're fusing rhythm and rhyme at our Techno Themed Poetry Slam! Thank you to all attendees and poets!

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate Pi(e) Night with us! We had an amazing time sampling pies, enjoying pizza, and playing games!

Applications for the Immersive Visualization Institute (IVI) Summer Institute are due March 24, 2025! This in-person program provides graduate students and faculty with opportunities to explore the potential of immersive visualization platforms on campus: ow.ly/vN3i50VaGCK

Calling artists, scholars, and creators worldwide to submit proposals for "Singularity," an upcoming exhibition exploring potential consequences of a speculative future where AI matches or surpasses human intelligence. Submissions due July 4, 2025: bit.ly/msum-singulari…

The future of museums & libraries is at risk! On 3/14/25, an executive order called for dismantling the Institute of Museum & Library Services, a vital source of funding for cultural institutions. MSU Museum Director Devon Akmon 🇱🇧🇺🇸🏴‍☠️ @devonakmon.bsky.social shares what’s at stake. bit.ly/MSU_IMLS

We're celebrating female DJs with "Her Sound, Her City: Detroit’s Women Shaping Electronic Music" Panel and Performance! Shout out to Stacey “Hotwaxx” Hale, DJ Holographic, DJ Minx, and DJ Le Femme!

Delve into the Afrofuturist mythology of Drexciya through the visionary lens of Abdul Qadim Haqq, creator of the Book of Drexciya comic series! Join us Thursday, March 27 at the WKAR Studio for this conversation moderated by Julian Chambliss: bit.ly/Drexciya_MSUM

MSU Museum collections spotlight! In 1954, artist John S. Coppin captured MSU’s agricultural roots in this pastel of Prof. William J. Beal sharing his hybrid corn with student farmers. Now on view at the MSU Broad Art Museum in "Farmland: Food, Justice, and Sovereignty".

NEW DEADLINE for the Immersive Visualization Institute (IVI) Summer Institute! Providing graduate students/faculty with opportunities to explore the potential of large-scale immersive visualization platforms on campus, applications now due March 30, 2025: ow.ly/vN3i50VaGCK

Thank you to everyone who attended our Techno Themed Poetry Slam! Special thanks to the RCAH Center for Poetry at MSU for being an awesome partner, and former Lansing poet laureate Masaki Takahashi for performing! See more photos: ow.ly/MERN50VokAw Photos by Aaron Word.

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For #WomensHistoryMonth we're highlighting a clay sculpture from our collection showing the “Three Sisters”—corn, squash & beans. Learn more with MSU article bit.ly/43oY37J This sculpture is on view at MSU Broad Art Museum in "Farmland: Food, Justice, and Sovereignty"

We're jamming with DJ John Collins, a member of the Underground Resistance collective who has been instrumental in the creation of our "Techno: The Rise of Detroit’s Machine Music" exhibition!

We have had a stellar line up of speakers for MSU Museum exhibition “Techno: The Rise of Detroit’s Machine Music.” We learned from Abdul Qadim Haqq, Jeff Mill, Carl Craig and Mike Banks. You still have time to see the exhibit. We are running until July 12th!! MSU English Dept MSU College of Arts & Letters

Graduate student Hailey Becker is forging a bold new academic path by combining a Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art with a Ph.D. in Forestry—the first program of its kind at MSU. Her public art installation, "Where the Light Gets in," honors ecological loss on campus

Today on #MMIWG2S Awareness Day, we honor Indigenous women, girls & Two-Spirit people lost to systemic violence. At MSU in March 2024, The REDress Project by Jaime Black-Morsette brought visibility to this crisis. bit.ly/M_05 📷: Devon Akmon 🇱🇧🇺🇸🏴‍☠️ @devonakmon.bsky.social

How is Detroit and its people integral to the rise of techno music? MSU Professor Julian Chambliss explores how techno artists in Detroit contribute to the legacy of Afrofuturism using sound to imagine a more positive future.

Going to Movement Detroit this weekend? Experience Techno: The Rise of Detroit’s Machine Music at the MSU Museum’s pop-up space at 311 Abbot Road in Downtown East Lansing! Register: bit.ly/Techno_MSUM

“Techno was invented in Detroit by Black youth and nurtured in Black and queer spaces. It is a music that speaks very deliberately about how those Black youth are thinking about the future,” says MSU Professor Julian Chambliss. Chambliss studies how Detroit and its