Alum Reunions

Check-in 
2 – 5 p.m.  |  MSU Room, MSU Union 
Kick off your Spartan Reunion by checking in! Enjoy refreshments as you pick up your name badge, event program and gift bag. Your name badge serves as your event ticket and grants you a 15% discount at Spartan Spirit Shops on campus.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Hospitality Suite 
2 – 5 p.m.  |  MSU & Lake Michigan Rooms, MSU Union 
Have a question or need an extra copy of your campus map or program guide? MSU staff will be on hand to assist you. Enjoy light refreshments while you're here!

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Spartan Pathways Travel Showcase 
3 – 6 p.m.  |  MSU Union 
Start planning your next adventure with fellow Spartans at the Spartan Pathways Travel Showcase! This exclusive event introduces alums to our travel program and partner tour operators. Explore 2026 tours, meet travel experts and enter to win door prizes or travel vouchers. Enjoy a reception with hors d’oeuvres and a hosted bar to wrap up the evening. New to Spartan Pathways Travel? We offer 50+ international and domestic tours annually, providing fellowship, education and unforgettable experiences for Spartans and friends.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Explore Campus on Your Own 
If you won’t be joining us for the travel showcase, take the afternoon to explore campus at your own pace. Check out the Campus Activities section for ideas on places to visit!

A Night at the Broad 
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.  |  Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum 
Unwind in the evening at the renowned Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum. Reconnect with old friends and meet new ones in this unique setting while exploring the galleries. Enjoy a strolling dinner and a hosted bar as you take in the art and ambiance.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Check-in 
8 – 9:30 a.m.  |  MSU Room, MSU Union 
Kick off your Spartan Reunion by checking in! Enjoy refreshments as you pick up your name badge, event program and gift bag. Your name badge serves as your event ticket and grants you a 15% discount at Spartan Spirit Shops on campus.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103 

Hospitality Suite 
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.  |  MSU Room, MSU Union 
Have a question or need an extra copy of your campus map or program guide? MSU staff will be on hand to assist you. Enjoy light refreshments while you're here!

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Morning Coffee 
8 – 9:30 a.m.  |  MSU & Lake Michigan Rooms, MSU Union 
Stop in for coffee and enjoy reconnecting with fellow alums.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Explore Campus on Your Own
If you’d like to explore campus this morning, check the Campus Activities section for recommended places to visit!

Back to Class – Session #1 
9 – 10 a.m.  |  MSU Union 
Curious about what’s happening on campus? Learn about the latest research and initiatives from MSU’s top faculty and staff. Choose from three engaging classes:

• The History of Sparty: Discover the story of Sparty, MSU’s beloved mascot and three-time national champion, as we explore his legacy, national fame and role in Spartan pride.
• MSU History and Traditions: Uncover the stories behind MSU’s iconic landmarks, traditions and fight song in this fun dive into campus history every Spartan should know.
• Strike up the Band: Celebrate 155 years of the Spartan Marching Band with a behind-the-scenes look at its evolution, performances and the passion that powers game day.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Back to Class – Session #2 
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.  |  MSU Union 
Curious about what’s happening on campus? Learn about the latest research and initiatives from MSU’s top faculty and staff. Choose from three engaging classes:

• Plants in Space – Seeding a Sustainable Future: Explore how MSU’s Brandizzi lab is enhancing plant resilience and productivity to support sustainable living on Earth — and future life in space.
• Shopping Online? A Dive into the World of Trademark Counterfeiting: Learn how trademark law is adapting to fight counterfeit goods in the digital age, protecting consumers, brands and the economy.
• The Dancing Plague: The Strange, True Story of an Extraordinary Illness: Discover the bizarre 1518 dancing plague of Strasbourg and what it reveals about the human mind under cultural and psychological stress. 

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103 

Campus Transporation 
11:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. 
A campus bus loop runs on a set route with stops at predetermined locations.

Lunch in the Dining Halls 
11 a.m. – 3 p.m.  |  Brody Square, Brody Complex
MSU's dining halls have come a long way since your student days! While you're here, enjoy lunch like a current student and experience the upgrade for yourself.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 4/Lot 66 

Explore Campus on Your Own 
Use the afternoon to explore campus at your own pace. Check the Campus Activities section for places to visit!

Beaumont Tower Climb 
12:30 – 4:30 p.m. (Six time slots available)   |  Beaumont Tower 
Don’t miss this rare chance to tour MSU’s iconic 1928 tower, built on the site of the university’s first building. Explore the carillon practice level, studio and playing chamber — and enjoy a live demonstration of this unique instrument.

Please note: Reaching the playing chamber requires climbing 74 stairs. Participants must be able to complete the climb unassisted and with minimal stops, as there is no elevator access. For those who prefer to remain on the ground level, the practice carillon is still available to explore and enjoy.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103 

Vow Renewal Ceremony 
1 – 2:45 p.m. (Four time slots available)  |  MSU Alumni Memorial Chapel 
Were you and your spouse married at the MSU Alumni Memorial Chapel, or have you always wished you had? Now’s your chance to renew your vows in this special place, deeply connected to the Spartan spirit. This group, non-denominational ceremony offers a meaningful way to celebrate your love. All couples will receive a commemorative photo, flowers and a special renewal gift.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103 

MSU Alumni Memorial Chapel Open House 
2:45 – 5 p.m.  |  MSU Alumni Memorial Chapel 
Join us for an open house at the MSU Alumni Memorial Chapel, the second building erected for a Big Ten school, dedicated on June 7, 1952, by MSU President John A. Hannah. Carved into its entrance wall are the names of 487 Spartans who served and perished in war. The chapel also features more than 30 stones from European cathedrals, donated by alums. Adding to its beauty and symbolism, 38 striking stained-glass windows illuminate the space, depicting key moments in MSU’s history and the ideals of its colleges.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103 

Campus Bus Tour 
2 – 3 p.m. and 3:15 – 4:15 p.m.  |  Start and End at the MSU Union 
Rediscover campus and see what’s new! Join knowledgeable guides on a journey through MSU’s rich history and modern advancements, exploring iconic landmarks, updated facilities and hidden gems.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103 

A Night Out at the MSU Union 
6 – 9 p.m.  |  MSU Union Ballroom 
Join us at the historic MSU Union — celebrating its 100th anniversary this year — for an evening of lively music, great company and Spartan pride. It's the perfect opportunity to reminisce about favorite memories while creating new ones with fellow alums. Enjoy a strolling dinner and hosted bar and embrace the festive spirit by dressing up — whether in celebration attire or in fashion from your graduation year!

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Breakfast and Kedzie 50-year Class Recognition 
8 – 9:30 a.m.  |  Cowles House 
Start your day on campus with a special experience — breakfast at the historic Cowles House. Built in 1857, it is the oldest standing structure on campus and the current home of MSU President Kevin M. Guskiewicz and his family. Each year, we honor the 50-year reunion of MSU alums, and this year, members of the class of 1975 will have the opportunity to take a photo with the Kedzie Cane — a tradition dating back to 1931 — before gathering for an official class of 1975 Kedzie Reunion photo.

Closest Visitor Parking: Ramp 6/Lot 103

Spartan Stadium Tour 
10 – 11 a.m. and 11 a.m. – Noon  |  Spartan Stadium 
Go behind the scenes at one of college football’s most iconic venues! Take a guided tour through exclusive areas, including the locker rooms, field and more.

Closest Visitor Parking: Lot 62 or Lot 79

Check-Out 
Thank you for celebrating Spartan Reunion with us on the banks of the Red Cedar! Wishing you safe travels and fond memories until we meet again.

Explore Campus on Your Own 
Before you go, take some time to explore more of campus this afternoon. Check the Campus Activities section for ideas on places to visit!

As you rediscover campus, please note:

• Most campus buildings are open to the public Monday–Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Some residence halls may be accessible in public areas, but living spaces remain restricted 24/7. Several residence halls are locked for the summer.

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

Check out the draft schedule of events above to explore our current offerings. Please note that the event schedule is subject to minor changes as plans are finalized.

MSU is a vibrant campus with plenty to explore at your leisure. Be sure to check out the Campus Activities section for additional places to visit during your stay.

Looking for a night out? The Book of Mormon will be live at the Wharton Center for Performing Arts from June 19–22. Tickets are not included with Spartan Reunion registration but can be purchased at www.whartoncenter.com.

MSU is a dynamic campus and there are many activities that you can undertake at your leisure while you’re here. Be sure to check out the Campus Activities section for ideas on places to visit.

Spartan Reunion is expected to be an active program with events taking place at various locations across campus — this is MSU, after all! Walking will be involved.

Guests will receive a parking code for use in designated visitor lots and ramps on campus from June 18–20. A campus parking map will be provided at check-in and available in the hospitality suite.

With the exception of handicap-accessible spaces, which are located relatively close to event venues, guests who drive and park on campus should expect to walk to their destinations. Walking distances will vary depending on the location.

On June 19 from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., a campus bus loop will run on a set route with stops at predetermined locations. From each stop, guests will need to walk to their destination; the distance will vary. Outside of this service window, Spartan Reunion is unable to offer additional transportation support for individuals with mobility concerns. A map of the bus loop will also be provided at check-in and available in the hospitality suite.

This webpage is your go-to source for all Spartan Reunion details, so be sure to bookmark it and check back periodically for updates.

Additionally, keep an eye on your inbox! We’ll send a few emails with important event details. To ensure you receive these updates, we strongly encourage you to update your profile with your current contact information.

Registration for Spartan Reunion opens on April 21 through this webpage. You can expect to receive an email a few days after registration opens, along with several reminders leading up to the event. To ensure you receive these updates, we strongly encourage you to update your profile with your current contact information.

Please note: Registration is online only and advance registration is required — we are unable to accommodate on-site registration.

Registering online is a big help to the MSU Alumni Office — it allows us to gather the necessary information to plan an enjoyable and well-organized Spartan Reunion experience for all attendees.

While your event registration fee includes access to all Spartan Reunion events, you’ll be asked to indicate which specific events you plan to attend during the registration process. This helps us manage capacities and ensure space is available where needed.

All online transactions are processed through Michigan State University’s secure, PCI-compliant server. Please note that we are unable to accept credit card payments over the phone for this event.

Yes, there is a registration fee, which helps cover various expenses such as food and beverages, rentals, parking, entertainment and more during Spartan Reunion.

You may choose from two registration options:

Registration Option 1
Dates: June 18–20 (Wednesday–Friday)
Cost: $125 per person
Includes:

• Strolling dinner at the Broad Art Museum – June 18
• Morning coffee at the MSU Union – June 19
• Lunch in a campus dining hall – June 19
• Strolling dinner at the MSU Union – June 19
• Breakfast at Cowles House – June 20
• Light refreshments in the hospitality suite – June 18 & 19
   

Registration Option 2
Dates: June 19–20 (Thursday–Friday)
Cost: $100 per person
Includes:

• Morning coffee at the MSU Union – June 19
• Lunch in a campus dining hall – June 19
• Strolling dinner at the MSU Union – June 19
• Breakfast at Cowles House – June 20
• Light refreshments in the hospitality suite – June 19

Additional Inclusions for Both Options:

• Access to all classes and tours
• Campus bus loop service
• Parking in designated visitor lots/ramps

When registering, please indicate which events you plan to attend, as capacities are limited for some activities. Be sure to review the Schedule of Events in advance to help us plan accordingly and ensure the best experience for you at Spartan Reunion.

We’re sorry to hear you’re having trouble registering! We recommend clearing your browser’s cache and cookies, then restarting your browser before trying again.

If the issue persists, please don’t hesitate to email us at alum.events@msu.edu. A member of our team will be happy to assist you.

After completing your online registration, you’ll receive a confirmation email from alum.events@msu.edu. This email will include a summary of the events you’ve signed up for.

If you don’t see the confirmation in your inbox, please check your spam or junk folder. If it’s still missing after a few hours, feel free to email us at alum.events@msu.edu and be sure to include your name so we can assist you promptly.

To update your existing registration, please email us at alum.events@msu.edu. Be sure to include your name and clearly outline the changes you’d like to make.

Keep in mind that space is limited due to venue capacities, so we encourage you to submit any change requests as soon as possible.

You can refer to the confirmation email you received after registering — it includes a list of the events you selected.

If you can’t locate the confirmation email, reach out to us at alum.events@msu.edu and we’ll be happy to resend it. Be sure to include your name in your message so we can locate your registration.

If you need to cancel your registration, please email us at alum.events@msu.edu so we can adjust our planning accordingly.

Refund requests must be submitted via email by June 10 and are subject to a $15 administrative fee per person. Unfortunately, we are unable to issue any refunds after this date.

There are several ways to get back to MSU's campus depending on your preferred mode of travel:

By Air:

• Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) – 90 miles from campus. The Michigan Flyer offers bus service to/from East Lansing ($30 one way, ~2-hour travel time).
• Capital Region International Airport (LAN) – Less than 10 miles from campus.
• Flint Bishop International Airport (FNT) – ~45 miles from campus.
• Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR) – ~60 miles from campus.

By Public Transportation:

• The Capital Area Multimodal Gateway on campus includes:
  • Amtrak Blue Water train stop
  • Greyhound and Indian Trails bus services
  • Local CATA bus routes
  • Taxicab and bike-sharing services

By Car:

• East Lansing is centrally located at the junction of I-96, I-127 and I-69.
• All airports offer car rental services for easy access to campus.

Additional Travel Resources:

• Interactive Campus Map
• Interactive Greater Lansing Map
• ChargePoint
• MI Drive – Construction & traffic updates from MDOT

Start your Spartan Reunion by officially checking in!

• June 18: Check-in is open from 2–5 p.m. at the MSU Union.
• June 19: If you’re arriving that day, check-in is from 8–9:30 a.m., also at the MSU Union.

At check-in, you’ll receive your name badge (which serves as your ticket for all events), program guide, event details — including a campus map — and a gift bag. Refreshments will be available to welcome you!

The week before Spartan Reunion, you’ll receive a reminder email with final event details.

If you arrive before check-in opens, feel free to explore campus or the East Lansing/Lansing area on your own.

If you need to arrive after check-in closes, please email us in advance at alum.events@msu.edu and we’ll be happy to make arrangements.

There are many lodging options in the East Lansing/Lansing area. Visit Choose Lansing for a full list of accommodations.

Hotels within Walking Distance of Campus:

• The Graduate Hotel
  • Special rate: $129/King Bed
  • Make a reservation or call 517-348-0900
  • Rate valid for stays between June 18–20; reservation deadline: May 19
• Marriott East Lansing at University Place
• Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center

Note: The MSU Alumni Office is not involved in the lodging reservation process and cannot assist with reservations. Please contact the hotel directly for any inquiries.

Unfortunately, MSU residence halls are not available for lodging during Spartan Reunion. Please refer to the lodging options above for nearby hotel accommodations.

Your registration includes the following meals and refreshments:

• June 18: Strolling dinner at the Broad Art Museum
• June 19:
  • Morning coffee at the MSU Union
  • Lunch in a campus dining hall
  • Strolling dinner at the MSU Union
• June 20: Breakfast at Cowles House
• June 18 & 19: Light refreshments available in the hospitality suite

There are many restaurants in East Lansing and Lansing for additional dining options. A list of local restaurants will be provided at check-in and available in the hospitality suite. You can also check out Choose Lansing for information. 

Yes. A variety of dietary options will be available, but we need your help to accommodate your needs.

When you register for Spartan Reunion, please indicate your dietary requests and/or food allergies as specifically as possible. This information will be kept confidential and shared only with the relevant MSU staff preparing for the event to ensure the best possible accommodations.

Your registration fee includes a lunch ticket for Brody Square on June 19.

You’re welcome to enjoy other meals in MSU’s dining halls, but please note that many will be closed during the summer. For the most up-to-date information on open locations and available services, check MSU’s dining hours.

In addition to dining halls, there are several retail options across campus, including Sparty’s mini-markets, Starbucks locations and various food courts.

Yes! Spartan Reunion guests will receive a parking code to use in designated visitor parking lots and ramps on campus from June 18–20. A campus parking map will be provided at check-in and available in the hospitality suite.

The week prior to Spartan Reunion, we’ll also send you a reminder email that includes detailed parking information.

Unfortunately, RV parking is not available on campus during Spartan Reunion. For information about local RV parks and campgrounds, we recommend visiting Choose Lansing for options in the area.

Yes, EV charging stations are available in the following visitor parking locations:

• Lot 39
• Lot 62
• Lot 79
• Lot 112
• Ramp 3 / Lot 19
• Ramp 5 / Lot 102

Please note that regular lot restrictions still apply when parked at a charging station — payment or a valid permit is required.

For detailed information on charging station locations and availability, visit ChargePoint.

Important reminders:

• Vehicles must be actively charging to park in EV spaces.
• Non-electric vehicles or EVs not actively charging will be ticketed by MSU.

• Once fully charged, you have 30 minutes to move your vehicle; after that, a per-hour fee will be assessed via the vendor app.

Spartan Reunion is an active program with events taking place at various locations across campus — so walking will be involved. This is MSU, after all! And if you haven’t been to campus in a while, you may notice some big changes. A campus map will be provided at check-in and available in the hospitality suite to help you get your bearings.

Guests will receive a parking code to use in designated visitor parking lots and ramps from June 18–20. A parking map will also be included at check-in and available in the hospitality suite.

With the exception of handicap-accessible spaces, which are located relatively close to event venues, you should expect to walk from your parking location to your destination. Walking distances will vary depending on the location.

To assist with mobility on June 19 from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., a campus bus loop will operate along a set route with predetermined stops. From each stop, you’ll still need to walk to your destination, and the walking distance may vary. Outside of this timeframe, Spartan Reunion is unable to offer additional transportation assistance for individuals with mobility concerns. A map of the bus loop will be provided at check-in and available in the hospitality suite.

MSU is one of the greenest and most beautiful college campuses in the nation, and we hope you take some time to explore it during your visit. And let’s be thankful it’s June — you won’t be trekking to an 8 a.m. class in the snow or crossing the Brody tundra in January!

If you'd like to take a more guided look around, consider joining the campus bus tour on June 19. Check the Schedule of Events for more details.

MSU is committed to making Spartan Reunion inclusive and accessible for all participants.

If you require accommodation, please indicate your request when you register and be as specific as possible so we can best fulfill your needs. Any request will be kept confidential and shared only with relevant MSU staff preparing for the event.

Accessibility Considerations:

• Mobility Assistance: Outside of the campus bus loop on June 18, Spartan Reunion is unable to provide direct assistance for individuals with mobility issues.
• Campus Accessibility: Use the interactive entryway campus map to locate accessible building entrances. Simply search using the “Select a Facility” option on the left side of the page.
• Lodging Accessibility: The MSU Alumni Office cannot answer accessibility-related inquiries about lodging. Please contact the hotel directly for accommodation.
• Personal Assistance: The MSU Alumni Office cannot provide ongoing individual assistance during the event, nor accept responsibility for any guest who doesn't communicate an accommodation request prior to Spartan Reunion.

If you have any questions about accessibility before registering, please email us at alum.events@msu.edu so we can assist you.

Yes. Details will be provided when you check-in for Spartan Reunion. 

Spartan Reunion is a casual event, so please come as you are — comfort is key! Green and white are always in style, of course.

We recommend dressing for summer weather and bringing a light layer in case indoor venues feel chilly due to air conditioning.

For the MSU Night Out at the Union on June 19, festive attire is encouraged! If you're feeling spirited, consider dressing in a style that reflects the year or decade you graduated from MSU.

Yes. Michigan State University photographs events and participants and reserves the right to use these images in university publications and communications, both digital and print. As part of the Spartan Reunion registration process, you’ll be asked to acknowledge a Media Consent and Release.

After the event, photos will be shared in an online album. All registered attendees will receive a link to the album in a follow-up email.

While pets are welcome to enjoy outdoor spaces, they are not allowed inside campus facilities. Service animals, of course, are permitted in accordance with university policy.

Visitors to campus with service animals are permitted to access all public facilities, except in areas where service animals are specifically prohibited due to safety or health concerns, where the animal may be at risk, or where its presence could compromise the integrity of research.

MSU recognizes service animals as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA). Under this law, a service animal is defined as a dog that is individually trained to perform tasks or do work for the benefit of an individual with a disability — whether physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual or another mental disability. Other species of animals, whether wild or domestic, trained or untrained, do not qualify as service animals under this definition.

Yes. MSU is a tobacco and smoke-free campus. In addition to traditional tobacco products such as cigarettes and chewing tobacco, the use of e-cigarettes and vapes is also prohibited.

At this time, Spartan Reunion is an in-person event with no virtual programming.

However, if you’re a member of the class of 1975 or earlier, you can still celebrate your milestone by ordering a special 50-year pin — order yours today!

We're happy to help! Email us at alum.events@msu.edu.