Green and White Days
at Michigan State University
July 25, 28, August 1, 4 • Michigan State University
Information and Attractions
What are YOU interested in?
Students and families are encouraged to stop by these locations while on campus for more information
Career Services Network
Spartan Stadium
Learn about career opportunities and how MSU
offers support and resources to students and
graduates.
Financial Aid
Student Services Bldg. Get important info and find out how MSU can
help you finance your education.
Honors College
Eustace-Cole Hall
MSU’s Honors College is one of the oldest and
most prestigious in the nation. Come find out
what it takes to be invited to join.
IM Sports
IM East, West, Circle
Find out more about hundreds of intramural
sports and recreation opportunities.
Marching Band
Music Bldg.
Find out how to be a part of one of the most
widely-recognized bands in the land.
Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities
Ernst Bessey Hall
Learn about resources at MSU for persons with
disabilities
ROTC
Dem. Hall, Bessey Hall
Find out if you have what it takes to be in MSU’s
Army or Air Force ROTC programs.
Student Alumni Foundation
MSU Union (3rd floor)
Come meet the organization responsible for the
Izzone and other MSU groups and events.
Study Abroad International Center
Get more info on the largest study abroad
program of any public university in the country,
and find out how you can go abroad even before
your freshman year at MSU.
Other MSU Attractions
Beaumont Tower Carillon: Beaumont Tower
is one of Michigan State University’s beloved
icons. Built in 1928, and richly restored in
1996, Beaumont Tower stands watch over
the park-like setting of MSU’s “West Circle” in
one of the oldest and most historical areas of
campus.
Kresge Art Museum: If you are interested in
art, visit the Kresge Art Museum. Our art mu-
seum has been the home of over 7,000 pieces
of art for the past 49 years.
MSU Bikes and Canoes: Michigan State University has one the most beautiful campuses
in the country and we offer unique experiences each summer -- canoeing and biking
through campus. Canoes and bikes are both
available for rent through the MSU Bikes
office, weather permitting, under Bessey Hall
along the river trail near Farm Lane Bridge.
MSU Museum: In 2001, the MSU Museum became the first museum in the state to receive
Smithsonian affiliate status from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. As one
of the oldest museums in the Midwest, this
museum showcases nearly a million objects
and specimens of cultural and natural history
from around the world!
Green and White Days
at Michigan State University
July 25, 28, August 1, 4 • Michigan State University
Food and Dining Options
On Campus
Off Campus
Crossroads Food Court in the International Center
Panda Express
Subway Sandwiches
Villa Pizza
Woody’s Oasis
Locations along or near Grand River Avenue
Backyard BBQ
Bell’s Pizza
Charlie Kang’s Chinese Food
Chipotle
Cosi
Cottage Inn Pizza
Flats Grill
Noodles & Company
Omi’s Japanese Restaurant
Panchero’s Mexican Grill
The Peanut Barrel
Peking Express
Pot Belly Sandwiches
Sushi Ya
Taco Bell
Woody’s Oasis
MSU Union
Heritage Cafe
McAlister’s Deli
MSU Dairy Store
MSU Dairy Store at Anthony Hall
Owen Hall Cafeteria
Sparty’s Coffeehouses
Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building
Case Hall
Engineering Building
Erickson Hall
Holden Hall
Holmes Hall
International Center
Main Library
MSU College of Law