Michigan State University Press Sesquicentennial Books Michigan State University Press Sesquicentennial Books mark a Milestone Year! Click here to view our illustrated Sesquicentennial Celebration Page Michigan State University Press is delighted to be a part of Michigan State University, America’s premier land-grant university. As such, MSU celebrated ist sesquicentennial from 2005- 2006, 150 years of international and educational prosperity. The MSU Press contribution to the celebration included the publication of a sesquicentennial trilogy, the first volume of which is Keith R. Widder’s Michigan Agricultural College: The Evolution of a Land-Grant Philosophy, 1855– 1925. The second volume is Michigan State College: John Hannah and the Creation of a World University, 1926– 1969, focusing on the university’s period of dramatic growth, from 1925– 1969. The third volume will examine MSU’s post-Vietnam war era. Collectively, the trilogy will be the most comprehensive examination of this university’s past ever to be undertaken. Forging a Fateful Alliance John Ernst, author Justin Smith Morrill Coy F. Cross, author Memoir, by John Hannah John Hannah, author Michigan Agricultural College Keith R. Widder, author Michigan State College: David A. Thomas, author MSU Campus - Buildings, Places, Spaces Linda O. Stanford, C. Kurt Dewhurst, authors Reclaiming a Lost Heritage: Land Grant & Other Higher Education John R. Campbell, author Sumac Reader, The Joseph Bednarik, author Test, The Walter Adams, author Home | Contact | Shopping Cart | Authors | Titles | Subjects | Search