News
5 TIPS FOR SUMMER ENERGY CONSERVATION
Simple actions save energy and costs. You can make a difference. Exercising thermostat control is one of the best ways that individuals can help the university reduce energy costs as the seasons change.
Ken McFarlane joins IPF as director of design and construction
This April, Infrastructure Planning and Facilities (IPF) welcomed Ken McFarlane to his new role as the director of Design and Construction.
IPF departments moving locations: Transportation Services and the Sign Shop
This summer two Infrastructure and Planning Facilities (IPF) departments are moving to new locations in order to better serve the campus community.
SSRC: Turning Waste into a Resource at MSU
Discover how MSU’s Surplus Store and Recycling Center (SSRC) is transforming waste into a resource—every day of the year. From reducing landfill costs to inspiring creative reuse through student-led projects, the SSRC is where sustainability, innovation, and community impact come together. Ready to rethink what we throw away? Learn how the SSRC is turning yesterday’s trash into tomorrow’s possibilities.
Donate your bike to MSU Bikes
Find yourself with a bicycle at the end of the semester that you won't be needing? Don't abandon it on campus--donate it to MSU Bikes!
Consumers Energy Foundation awards $100K to IPF for habitat restoration project
The Consumers Energy Foundation announced the 2025 Planet Award winners, giving three grants totaling $500,000 to projects focused on habitat restoration and improving water quality in their respective regions.
MSU announces progress on Spartan Gateway District
Michigan State University today officially announced G&G Project Sparta, LLC — a joint venture between Gillespie Group and Goldenrod Companies — as the developer for the much-anticipated Spartan Gateway District, a public-private partnership with far-reaching positive community impact.
Support sustainability efforts at MSU this Earth Day
At MSU, sustainability is a core value. Spartans are finding practical solutions to environmental challenges, helping to create a greener future at MSU and worldwide. This Earth Day, help us create a Far Better World by supporting one of the featured "Be Spartan Green" sustainability projects.
Sparty is getting ready for commencement
The grounds near Sparty have a turf blanket on them which is intended to help the grass grow sooner, stronger, and greener than might be the case based on our weather in Michigan.
Cleaning up the Red Cedar River
Magnet fishing off the bridges, grappling hooks, and motorized equipment, along with more than 100 IPF Landscape Service staff and volunteers, hauled in almost 975 pounds of materials from the Red Cedar River and its banks to be recycled by the Surplus Store and Recycling Center.