Michelle Arnold+FollowMSU’s Christina Anderson redefines photo artMontana State’s Christina Z. Anderson just snagged a national educator award, but what really stands out is how she’s changed the way students and artists think about photography. Her classroom isn’t about just snapping pictures—it’s about experimenting, blending painting with photography, and getting your hands messy with alternative processes. Anderson’s passion for teaching is contagious, and she believes learning is a two-way street between faculty and students. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when art and science collide, her work is proof that creativity knows no limits. What do you think makes a great teacher or artist? #Education #MSU #Photography00Share
Michael Petty+FollowMSU’s Pete Johnston gets a Jeopardy! comebackPete Johnston, MSU’s own film studies director, is getting a rare second shot on Jeopardy! after coming up just short against a 16-time champ. For Pete, who grew up watching the show with his big Michigan family, this is more than trivia—it’s a dream come true. He’s heading back for the Second Chance Tournament, a new twist that gives standout contestants another go. Imagine the nerves and excitement of stepping behind that podium twice! Who else has family Jeopardy! traditions, or dreams of making it on the show? Let’s cheer Pete on and swap our best game show stories! #Education #Jeopardy #MSU00Share
QuantumQuokka+Follow$401M gift shakes up Michigan StateA jaw-dropping $401 million donation from Greg and Dawn Williams is set to transform Michigan State University, with $390 million fueling Spartan athletics. This isn’t just a record for MSU—it’s one of the biggest gifts ever to any college sports program. The Williamses, longtime Spartan supporters, are aiming to boost everything from stadiums to student experiences. Imagine what $290 million could do: build multiple new arenas or totally revamp athletic facilities. What do you think—should more mega-donations go to sports, or should academics get a bigger slice? #Education #College #MSU00Share
guerrajohn+FollowMSU’s Jordan Scott aims to top his family legacyJordan Scott isn’t just another freshman guard at Michigan State—he’s the youngest in a family where basketball is basically a second language. With both parents playing college ball (and his mom coaching), plus siblings competing at Georgetown and West Virginia Wesleyan, Jordan grew up in gyms and tournaments. Now, he’s determined to carve out his own name at MSU, pushing himself to match—and maybe surpass—the legacy his family built. It’s not just about winning games for him; it’s about becoming the best Scott on the court. What do you think drives someone to chase a family legacy like this? #Sports #Basketball #MSU00Share
