State Representative Phil Skaggs recently spoke at an MSU Water Alliance event on the importance of the state's septic systems.

Water experts from 39 units across MSU came together to collectively tackle 21st century water problems at the MSU Water Alliance hub networking event.

Each year, golf courses around the U.S. spend billions of dollars to keep fairways and putting greens lush and thriving.

Water science is broad and multi-faceted, studied by experts in natural and physical sciences, social science, engineering, and public health...

Gertjan Medema, a Dutch microbiologist, was honored with the 2024 Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize.

Joan Rose, Homer Nowlin Chair in Water Research at MSU, was honored as a “Guardian of the Environment”.

The groundwater we rely on to supply America’s rural residents is facing a critical risk of over-extraction and contamination.

MSU is committed to finding solutions to modern problems that jeopardize the availability of clean, safe water for natural ecosystems and human use.

The Isley family of Lenawee County and MSU are working together to improve the water quality and reduce toxic algae in the Lenawee County area.

Municipal water systems must remove “forever chemicals” from their tap water under a new rule issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Joan Rose, Jo Latimore, and Amber Pearson discuss the Water Alliance’s vision, mission, and objectives along with some of the challenges and opportunities ahead.

MSU has harnessed its vast water research expertise to create the MSU Water Alliance, a bridging organization among existing water science units on campus and among faculty with water expertise.