Michigan State University

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Beaumont Tower

Michigan State University (MSU) is a public university in East Lansing, Michigan. As the first agricultural college in the United States, it served as a model for future Land Grant colleges under the 1862 Morrill Act.

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Academic buildings [edit]

  • Abrams Planetarium

  • Hannah Administration Building

  • Agriculture Hall

  • MSU Auditorium

  • Baker Hall

  • Bessey Hall

  • Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building

  • Chemistry Building

  • Chittenden Hall

  • Computer Center

  • Cook Hall

  • Erickson Hall

  • Kresge Art Center

  • MSU Library

  • Linton Hall

  • Marshall-Adams Hall

  • Old Botany Hall

  • Psychology Building

  • South Kedzie Hall

  • Wells Hall
    southern wing

Athletic facilities [edit]

Landmarks [edit]

Maps [edit]

  • Map of campus
    north of Service Rd.

  • Map of campus
    north of Mt. Hope Rd.

Natural areas [edit]

Residence halls [edit]

  • Hubbard Hall

  • Mason Hall

  • Phillips Hall

Service buildings [edit]

  • Kellogg Center

  • Shaw Power Plant

  • South Campus
    skyline

  • Student Services Building

Signs [edit]

  • Sign in front of Abbot Hall

  • Sign in front of the Breslin Center

  • Sign on Grand River Avenue

See also [edit]

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