Whether it’s your first visit since graduation or your go-to getaway, MSU is always ready to welcome you home. Stroll through your favorite spots, savor the sights and sounds of campus life, and experience what’s new — from updated facilities to fresh dining options and exciting Spartan innovations. Every visit is a chance to relive memories and make new ones. Come see how campus has grown, and feel your Spartan pride all over again.
As you rediscover campus, here are a couple reminders:
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
With a focus on contemporary art in conversation with history, the museum fosters engagement with timely local and global issues. The museum store offers a curated selection of artist-made and design-focused items, including stationery, jewelry and home goods. Visitors can also stop by the museum café for cold drinks and snacks. Admission is free and the exhibit schedule will be announced soon.
Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103
Hall of History, Gilbert Pavilion, Breslin Center
Celebrate the rich legacy of MSU’s men’s and women’s basketball! Immerse yourself in the storied history of the programs through captivating videos, iconic photos, prestigious trophies and interactive experiences. It’s the perfect photo opportunity for proud Spartans.
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 63 or Lot 67
Hall of History, Munn Ice Arena
Opened in 2022, the hall offers Spartan hockey fans a nostalgic look at MSU's rich hockey history. Explore a collection of memorabilia, busts of former coaches and a tribute to Spartans who have played in the NHL. Don’t miss the old scoreboard from Dem Hall, which hangs prominently above the entrance.
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 63 or Lot 67
Memorial Grove of the Great War
Originally dedicated on June 19, 1919, the Memorial Grove of the Great War honors the 33 students and alums of Michigan Agricultural College who gave their lives in World War I. In May 2024, this historic campus memorial was rededicated, preserving their legacy for future generations.
MSU Dairy Store
No visit to campus is complete without a stop at the MSU Dairy Store, located inside Anthony Hall on Shaw Lane. Enjoy delicious, house-made ice cream and experience a beloved Spartan tradition!
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 42
MSU Horticulture Gardens
A vibrant retreat for gardeners, plant lovers and visitors of all ages, the MSU Horticulture Gardens span 14 acres of diverse landscapes. Explore the trial garden, perennial garden, Master Gardener idea bed, 4-H Children’s Gardens and the scenic landscape arboretum.
Hours: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 54
MSU Libraries
Stop by to see how the library has evolved since your time as a student. While you're here, grab a coffee at the Starbucks in 1-West. Exhibit schedule forthcoming.
Hours: Library is open 24 hours
Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103
MSU Museum
The museum is currently closed for renovation.
MSU Union
Celebrating its centennial in 2025, the MSU Union has evolved while remaining a beloved campus landmark. Stop in to see what’s new since your time as a student. Inside, you’ll find Sparty’s Mini-Market, Strange Matter Coffee, the Spartan Spirit Shop and the MSU Union Art Gallery. Don’t forget to snap a photo with Bronze Sparty!
Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103
Minskoff Pavilion
The hub of business education at MSU, Minskoff Pavilion spans 100,000 square feet, blending modern teaching facilities with state-of-the-art technology and contemporary social spaces. Completed in July 2019, it has transformed the Broad College of Business into a cohesive, cutting-edge complex at the forefront of business education.
Hours:
Monday–Friday, 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Saturday, 12 – 6 p.m.
Sunday, 12 – 8 p.m.
Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 1/Lot 51
Multicultural Center
Opened in February 2025 after decades of student advocacy, the Multicultural Center embodies MSU’s commitment to fostering a welcoming and inclusive campus. Designed with input from MSU students, the center serves as a space for connection, collaboration and community for all Spartans.
Hours:
Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 1/Lot 51 or Lot 39
Radiology Healing Gardens
Established in 2000, the Radiology Healing Gardens provide a tranquil retreat for the campus and East Lansing/Lansing communities. This hidden gem invites visitors to engage their senses with vibrant flowers, soothing waterfalls, and the sights and sounds of nature, creating a space for relaxation and well-being.
Hours: Open 24 hours
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 100
Self-Guided Campus Art Tour
Discover MSU’s vibrant public art collection, featuring 153 pieces woven into the campus landscape. From paintings, lithographs and photographs to sculptures, architectural glass, tile mosaics and a digital projection installation, this self-guided tour offers a unique way to experience art across campus.
Take Your Photo in Front of The Spartan Statue
Did you know there are two Spartan Statues on campus? Standing 9 feet, 7 inches tall in bronze, the Spartan Statue is the centerpiece of many MSU traditions and a must-visit photo spot. This statue is actually a replica of the original terra cotta Spartan, which now resides in the west tower of Spartan Stadium to better withstand Michigan winters.
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 62 or Lot 67
STEM Teaching and Learning Facility
Built on the footprint of the former Shaw Lane Power Plant, this innovative facility preserves its history by incorporating artifacts from the original structure. Opened in fall 2021, it is the first building in Michigan constructed with mass timber — a cost-effective, energy-efficient material that helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The facility adds more than 100,000 square feet of teaching and laboratory space, meeting the growing demand for STEM education now and into the future.
Hours: Monday–Friday 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 79
Wharton Center for Performing Arts
Catch The Book of Mormon live at the Wharton Center from June 19–22! Tickets are not included with Spartan Reunion registration but can be purchased at www.whartoncenter.com.
W.J. Beal Botanical Garden
Established in 1873, the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden is the oldest continuously operated university botanical garden in the country. This living laboratory features a diverse collection of over 2,000 plants from around the world, offering a unique blend of history, research and natural beauty.
Hours: Open 24 hours
Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 62