Describes the history, holdings (4,000 species), and uses of the Collection which spans a campus-arboretum planned and developed to occupy 2,100 acres.

Dedicated as a "learning experience in the making," the instructional arboretum has as its primary function to maximize students' exposure to and participation in landscape design, construction, and maintenance. It also provides the community at large with landscape demonstrations, featuring the complimentary use of plants and hardscape. Site provides information about the gardens and plant collections which comprise the arboretum.

A primary contributor to the National Gallery of the Spoken Word, the Library contains taped speeches, performances, lectures, interviews, and broadcasts, by over 50,000 people from all walks of life. Features information about the collection and the digitization process by which it is being preserved.

This endowed public garden, located in Tipton, Michigan, features: year-round educational programs; thousands of labeled trees, shrubs, and flowers on display in indoor and outdoor collections; plant conservatory including tropical plants, arid plants, and a wide variety of flowering houseplants; Harper Collection of Dwarf and Rare Conifers; over five miles of marked hiking trails. Site includes a map and information about classes and programs.

The perennial garden, annual trial garden, foyer garden, rose garden, and idea garden provide enjoyable learning environments. Annuals, perennials, roses, herbs, vegetables, trees, and shrubs growing in the garden illustrate horticulture, the art and science of gardening. Site includes a map, as well as general, visitor center, and membership information.

Michigan State University's art museum, founded in 1959, houses more than 5,500 works of art spanning 5,000 years of human history and culture.

Offers information on the hours and collections of this Michigan State University library.

Over 1/2 acre in size, with over 60 individual theme areas, the garden emphasizes the important part plants play in children's daily lives, from the first cereal bowl in the morning to the last popcorn snack at night. Site Features a calendar of garden events, a virtual tour, and a collection of video clips.

Information about access to the official repository of MSU documents and historical records. Features online multimedia exhibits.

Information about Michigan State University libraries' (main and 14 branch) service, hours, electronic resources, and online catalog.

Founded in 1857, the Michigan State University Museum was one of the first museums on a college campus in the Midwest, and remains one of the oldest university museums in the country.

Visitor information, special program information (e.g., Insect World Science Camp), online store, newsletter, and materials for teachers.

Descriptions of the over 530,000 specimens contained in the Herbarium, as well as its location, hours, and loan/exchange policies.

Features photographs and other information about the collection, which has been developed and maintained by the Department of Human Environment and Design, College of Human Ecology, Michigan State University.

Information about the holdings of this nationally recognized resource for popular culture research. The Collection contains over 125,000 items in areas such as: Comic Art; Detective-Mystery Fiction; Dime Novels; Story Magazines; Pulps; Juvenile Series Fiction; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender materials; Popular Information; Science Fiction; Western Fiction; Romance Fiction.

Describes the five acre garden and its more than 5,000 different kinds of plants.