MSU Alumni

05/22/2026

05/13/2026

It started at Michigan State University — and came full circle years later.

Spartan alums Agnes and Michal Filipowski’s family business, Klawsome Novi, is weaving together community, culture and a renewed connection to Agnes’ Filipina heritage.

This APIDA Heritage Month, their story is a celebration of rediscovery and family.

Read more: go.msu.edu/klawsome

05/12/2026

Sparty is more than a mascot — he’s Spartan pride in its boldest form. 💚

Bring a piece of the green and white spirit home with this limited-edition print.

Each print supports the Spartan students behind the suit through the Sparty Mascot Endowment Fund.

Get yours today: go.msu.edu/sparty-print

05/07/2026

Time is running out to register for Spartan Reunion! Join fellow alums on campus May 27–29 for three days of connection, celebration and Spartan pride.

Register today ➡️ go.msu.edu/spartan-reunion-26

05/06/2026

The legacy Noah Vermeulen was building during his years at Michigan State University may have been a mystery to many, but the impact he leaves behind has been felt by thousands.

As a computer science and engineering student in the Michigan State University College of Engineering, Noah spent hours focused on his future. But in one of MSU’s most beloved roles, he also helped bring joy and the Spartan spirit to life as Sparty.

05/03/2026

John Morrison’s journey at Michigan State University goes far beyond the classroom, where he worked towards a degree in human biology from Lyman Briggs College - MSU.

John also stepped into the suit of MSU’s beloved Sparty mascot.

Thank you, John, for the joy, energy and Spartan spirit you brought to countless moments for countless Spartans.

05/02/2026

Mitch’s time at MSU was about more than earning a Construction Management degree from the Michigan State University College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

For years, he was also the spirit behind one of campus’s most iconic traditions.

05/01/2026

This weekend, 10,000+ Spartans will join the Michigan State University alumni family. Meet four grads as they reflect on their journeys to become proud alums.

04/23/2026

A $2M investment from the Forest Akers Trust will transform Michigan State University’s Main Library North Plaza into a vibrant, accessible space where students and the community can gather, connect and linger.

Accessibility, green space and community are key priorities for the North Plaza project and reflect the mission of the Forest Akers Trust to support projects or programs that enhance student life on campus and are widely available for student use.

Read more about the transformation: go.msu.edu/msu-libraries