A light-colored wooden bowl with a round center and square outer edges filled with Semaa (Tobacco for Anishinaabe ceremonial use) set on a reddish-orange background with a leaf from a White Cedar Tree and part of a rectangular brown birch bark item with a white stitched border visible next to the bowl.

MSU Indigenous
Welcome Celebration

September 16, 6–8 p.m.
MSU Multicultural Center

Celebrate the start of the academic year by connecting with culture and community.

Interwoven birch bark

Community Birch Bark
Canoe Build

September 17–19, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
MSU Multicultural Center

Join us for a canoe build with Ron Paquin and apprentices Adam Avery, Josh Homminga, and Rob Rudd.

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