Neurodivergent characters are featured in current TV shows like "Elsbeth," "High Potential," and "Watson." MSU Assistant Professor Soohyun Cho explores this recurring type of detective character in her The Conversation U.S. article. theconversation.com/the-rise-of-th…

.MSU Professor of English Julian Chambliss talks about AI representation in "Iron Man" and what that perspective can offer us today in this The Wall Street Journal article: wsj.com/articles/how-i…

"I don't really have a prediction as to whether phrases like 'penny-pincher' will end up going away, but that is where I would put my money," said Betsy Sneller, MSU assistant professor of linguistics about penny phrases via USA TODAY. usatoday.com/story/money/20…

Proud of this. MSU is a leader in education abroad programs that help Spartans learn about other cultures, languages, and people. #SpartansAbroad

Proud of this. The College of Arts & Letters leads 70+ MSU Education Abroad programs annually and 1 in 3 of our students participate in these cross-cultural experiences. #SpartansAbroad

Research opportunities are everywhere - you just have to look for them!” says Jasmine Chow, whose project examines Common Perceived White-Asian Biracial (Wasian) Stereotypes. 💡 #UndergraduateResearch #MSUResearch #GoGreen #MSU #StudentSpotlight

Did you know that a painting in the MSU Music Building was inspired by William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest?” The monster Caliban’s imprisonment shows up in the painting of the same name by American abstract artist Jackie Saccoccio. Saccoccio drew inspiration from