MSU Alum Fights Rabies on a Global Scale Posted by Donté Smith on April 24, 2026

Anastasia McIntosh (DVM '07) is helping lead a global effort to eliminate dog-mediated rabies deaths, traveling to remote Tanzanian villages to vaccinate animals and protect vulnerable communities.

One Health, One Planet: Extraordinary Vets for Earth Day Posted on April 22, 2026

Earth Day is a reminder that human health is not isolated. Our health is intricately linked to the animals we share the world with and the environment we all inhabit. To celebrate, we've curated a few standout episodes of the Extraordinary Vets podcast with host Dr. Donna Harris.

Why I Pay it Forward: Talking Spartan Mentorship with Alum Dr. Matt Davis Posted on April 10, 2026

Matt Davis (DVM ’03) believes in giving back. Even as a busy equine vet (he founded Davis Equine, located in Adrian, Michigan, in 2023 after years practicing in different states), he finds time to mentor future veterinarians. His commitment to mentoring has taken him to Mexico five times to help teach students as part of the Equine Welfare in Practice international trip.

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Phi Zeta Research Day: Keynote Speaker Q&A Posted on June 15, 2023

Dr. Steven Friedenberg will give the keynote presentation at the College of Veterinary Medicine's Phi Zeta Research Day on Friday, August 11.

Educate, Inspire, and Motivate: Q&A with Dr. Michael J. Blackwell Posted by Kelsie Donaldson on June 12, 2023

Dr. Michael J. Blackwell, our 2023 commencement speaker, answers questions about his time in veterinary school, his career, and how he approached his address to the Class of 2023.

Talking Complementary Programs with DVM & Food Safety Dual Degree Student Posted on June 07, 2023 Monika Dziuba, is graduating Michigan State University with a DVM and a Master of Science in Food Safety degree. She tackled both programs simultaneously and found that they bolstered each other.
Pup Patient Returns to MSU as Therapy Dog for Students Posted on June 05, 2023 A daisy dog returns to MSU College of Veterinary Medicine as a therapy dog as part of her recovery, four years after the Veterinary Medical Center saved her life.