Events
Land Acknowledgement
- - - Land Acknowledgements hold us accountable to our histories and futures.
      
      Whether you’re looking for the MSU official land acknowledgment, need help with pronunciation, or want to make one of your own, we’ve got you covered.
  - - MSU Land Acknowledgement
    - How To Make a Land Acknowledgement
The Anishinaabeg Story
- - - A story that connects the past, present, and future
      
      Native peoples have a rich history and active presence in our State. Learn more of the story here
  - - Our People
    - Michigan Tribes
    - Michigan Treaties
    - Our Language
    - Anishinaabemowin
  - - Our History
    - Native History @ MSU
    - MSU Indigenous Programs History
Anishinaabemowin
- - - The Language Of The Anishinaabeg
      
      Discover how MSU is supporting widespread Anishinaabeg efforts to revitalize Anishinaabemowin by teaching the language to a new generation.
MSU Offices
- - - MSU Native-Affiliated Offices, Organizations, and Programs
      
      Discover MSU’s Native offices, find resources, and connect with the community across campus.
For Students
- - - Get Involved
    - Student Organizations
    - Events
    - Indigenous Studies Working Group
For Educators
- - - Get Involved
    - Faculty and Staff Organizations
    - Indigenous Studies Working Group
Partnerships
- - - Community Partnerships
    - Nokomis Cultural Heritage Center
    - Newberry Consortium in American Indian Studies

Events

If you have an event you would like us to post, please email aiis@msu.edu.

February 17, 2026 – Land-Grab Universities Lecture – Tristan Ahtone	4PM Tristan Ahtone, editor-at-large at Grist and a cocreator of the Polk Award–winning “Land-Grab Universities” project
February 21, 2026 – Annual Powwow of Love at MSU	Grand Entry is at 12 PM
March 27, 2026 – Elan Pochedley Lecture
April 6-8, 2026 – Indigenous Food Sovereignty Summit	Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center, East Lansing, MI