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Campus visit

These campus visit programs are for students who have not yet been admitted to MSU.  If you are an admitted student, please sign up for an admitted student program . Prospective transfer students should sign up for a transfer student campus visit .

Reservations are required for all programs. Please note that all times are in the Eastern time zone.  

MSU is one of the biggest, greenest campuses in the country, welcoming visitors from around the world.

Find popular destinations on campus, explore transportation and lodging options and make the most of your visit.

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There’s much to see and do on MSU’s 5,200-acre campus, whether you’re a high school student who wants to experience campus life first-hand or you’re planning a visit to explore MSU’s gardens and park-like grounds.

Get to and around campus

Campus maps.

Explore campus with interactive maps and directions.

Bike Rental

On-campus bike shop provides the MSU community with bike sales, rentals and repairs year-round.

Capital Region International Airport

Located only minutes from campus the Lansing airport offers convenient travel opportunities.

CATA Campus and City Bus Services

Numerous busing options are available for all Spartans, on campus and in surrounding areas.

Michigan Flyer Airport Shuttle

Reliable, affordable motor coaches connect East Lansing, Ann Arbor, and Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

Parking on Campus

Information about daily parking, buying a semester pass, obtaining a faculty/staff permit, or paying a parking violation.

The Lansing area has many options for places to stay. Choose from recommended local hotels and inns where you’ll find a warm welcome.

Entertainment Venues & Tickets

Agriculture & livestock pavilion.

Hosts livestock and agricultural events.

Spartan sports tickets, schedules and more.

Breslin Student Events Center

Hosts MSU basketball and student and community events.

College of Music

See world-class student and faculty musicians perform.

Department of Theatre

Creating performances and plays that matter.

Wharton Center for Performing Arts

Dynamic arts programming, education, and outreach.

Popular Destinations

• Recommendations

Abrams Planetarium

Creating exciting planetarium shows for all ages.

Alumni Memorial Chapel

Historic chapel and popular wedding venue.

Beal Botanical Garden

Outdoor laboratory to study and appreciate plants.

Beaumont Tower

Campus icon built in 1928 as a monument to teaching.

Broad Art Museum

World-class contemporary art museum.

Observe and interact with live insects and arachnids.

City of East Lansing

One of the top college towns in the nation.

City of Lansing

Michigan’s capital city, just minutes from campus.

Dairy Store

Legendary ice cream and cheese made and sold on campus.

Demmer Center

Shooting sports education and training facility.

Forest Akers Golf Courses

Two public golf courses located on the MSU campus.

Hidden Lake Gardens

Arboretum and gardens located in Tipton, MI.

Horticulture Gardens

More than a dozen acres of campus gardens.

Kellogg Biological Station

One of North America’s premier inland field stations.

Main Library, Gast Business, and Schaefer Law Libraries.

Science and culture museum with 15 galleries.

Tennis Center

Home to a range of classes, leagues and travel teams.

Learn More About Campus Life

The MSU campus buzzes with ideas and energy, purpose and possibility created by Spartans.

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Spartan Pathways Travel Program

Explore the world with fellow spartans.

The MSU Alumni's Spartan Pathways travel program offers you the opportunity to experience hassle-free domestic and international tours with fellow Spartans.

We offer a large selection of travel opportunities that introduce you to each destination's social, cultural and recreational activities. All our tours are of the highest quality and offered by only the most reputable and experienced travel companies.

Spartan Pathways Travel Catalog

View our catalog online. Please contact Regina Cross via email for additional information.

Looking for a no-fuss, easy-to-print brochure? Click here for an easy-to-print brochure . To be environmentally conscious, we are not printing and mailing brochures.

For more information, read about travel insurance, the MSUAO disclaimer and COVID-19 protocol information .

2024 Travel Tours

2025 Travel Tours

Travel Insurance Highly Recommended

We strongly recommend that you be adequately insured against last-minute trip cancellation and other travel-related risks. If you are unable to travel due to illness, family illness, or unforeseen circumstances, purchasing travel insurance will help to recoup payments you have made. Travel insurance will also cover the cost of trip interruption, delays, medical emergencies and evacuation, loss of baggage or baggage delays, and any pre-existing medical conditions that you may have. You are welcome to insure with any provider you desire. The MSU Alumni Office is affiliated with USI Travel Insurance , and information on their services will be sent as a part of your Spartan Pathways tour confirmation letter.

Michigan State University Alumni Office Disclaimer - Spartan Pathways Travel Program

The Michigan State University Alumni Office (the MSU Alumni Office or MSUAO) and the Spartan Pathways Travel Program is not the Tour Operator. The MSUAO is not responsible for the changes of flight times, fare changes, dishonor of airline, hotel or motor coach transportation and car rental reservations, delays, losses, injuries, inconveniences, cessation of operations, airline or tour operator bankruptcies, acts of God, or any other event beyond our control. The MSUAO acts only as a sponsor with respect to the travel services, and it shall not be responsible for changes to flight times, fare changes, dishonor of airline, hotel or other reservations, injury, damage, loss of baggage, accidents or for the acts or defaults of any person or entity engaged in providing services to participants or in carrying out other arrangements of the tour. Further, the MSUAO shall not be responsible for losses or additional expenses of the participant due to sickness, weather, strike, civil unrest, acts of terrorism, pandemic, epidemic, quarantine, acts of God, governmental intervention, or other causes beyond its control. The MSUAO shall not be responsible for alteration in the itinerary as deemed necessary for carrying out the tour and the Tour Operator may substitute hotels of similar quality. The Tour Operator may postpone or cancel any tour prior to departure. The MSUAO or the Tour Operator may decline to accept or to retain any person as a member of the tour should such person's physical or mental health, actions or general deportment impede the operation of the tour or the rights or welfare of the other participants. No refund will be made for the unused portion of any tour. By embarking upon travel, the participant voluntarily assumes all risk involved in such travel, whether expected or unexpected. Participant is hereby warned of the above risks as well as possible travel industry force majeure, bankruptcies and medical and climatic disruptions, and the possibility participant may be unable to travel as scheduled because of personal emergency. Participant is advised to consider obtaining appropriate insurance coverage against these risks. Applicants for participation on this tour accept in full all the conditions set forth above. The MSUAO partners with other universities and alumni from other universities will be on many departures. While some of the Spartan Pathway's tours are exclusive to just MSU alumni, on many of the tours we partner with other universities/organizations that have travel programs. Space allotments for these tours are given to each university and after a guaranteed time allotted for reservations, available space is opened to all universities/organizations. Therefore, some departures may have universities with greater numbers of alumni on the tour than MSU.

COVID-19 Statement:

The MSU Alumni Office is dedicated to ensuring that travelers participating in Spartan Pathways Travel programs have a safe and enjoyable experience. Our travel vendors have been safely and securely operating travel for many years and have put in place protocols to ensure everyone's safety during tours. We fully support the recommendations of our travel vendors regarding COVID-19 precautions for upcoming trips.

It is important to remember that MSU is not responsible for trips canceled by our vendors, or any illnesses or quarantines you might experience. We strongly urge all our guests to purchase travel insurance and to make sure you are purchasing the level of coverage that is right for you. Please work directly with our travel vendors on your questions regarding cancellations and other concerns.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization are regularly updating their websites regarding travel safety to various locations. These sites also contain frequently asked questions and answers for travelers. Refer to www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov and/or www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.

Travel Partners Safety Protocols:

• AESU Alumni World Travel
• American Queen Steamboat Company (Go Next)
• Oceania Cruise Line SailSAFE (Go Next)
• Victory Cruise Lines (Go Next)
• Nature’s Kennel/Lead Dog Travel
• Odysseys Unlimited
• Orbridge, Inc .
• Poseidon Expeditions
• Premier World Discovery
• Safari Legacy
• Sports & Entertainment Travel
• Thomas P. Gohagan & Company
• WWII Museum Travel
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National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory

Tours and Open Houses

If you are curious about what happens in a rare isotope facility and why, a tour is the best way to discover more. Our laboratory offers tours of the research spaces by appointment for interested groups. Public tours generally include demonstrations, an introduction to the goals and methods of nuclear science, and a walk-through of vaults where nuclei are accelerated, filtered and/or studied. 

Contact the  Outreach Coordinator to request a tour. Due to the large volume of requests, we recommend requesting public tours at least one month in advance.

• Recommended Audience:  Ages 10 and up. Adults responsible for visitors who are under 18 must provide the signed minor permission form below. The tour route is handicap-accessible and safe for those with medical implants.

Group size:  to ensure tour quality and safety, we generally limit tours to 10-50 visitors per day . Please provide your best estimate of the number of visitors so we can recruit sufficient guides for your tour.

• Duration:  90 minutes (can vary, but normally requires at least one hour).
• Cost:  Free.

Visiting groups should review the following :

• How to get to the laboratory (includes parking information and how to find the right door)
• Minor Permission form   (the adult responsible for bringing visitors who are under 18 MUST PROVIDE this upon arrival to tour NSCL)
• NSCL Brochure   (a general explanation of the laboratory)
• Nuclear Science Resources  (a primer on the subject, useful to prepare yourself and/or your group
• Explore the many destinations at Michigan State University (like FRIB) at the Visit Learn Discover website
• Tour certification form (for non-public tours)
• Lab Tour instructions (safety notices, what to expect on the tour, and more useful information) also available here as a pdf.

Every few years, our laboratory opens its doors to the community to share what nuclear science is and how our work helps solve some of the greatest mysteries in the universe. These events are an unprecedented look behind the scenes at nuclear research. Open houses are free and open to all ages, no appointment necessary.

The most recent  FRIB and NSCL open house took place 18 August 2018. Read the recap .

Questions? Contact the Outreach Coordinator at  [email protected]

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Contact us to request a faculty or staff Guest Speaker at your school or event.

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Residence Halls and Neighborhoods

With exceptional residence halls, dining facilities, apartments and living-learning communities, each Spartan can find the perfect fit for their new home on campus.

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Brody Neighborhood

East Neighborhood

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Travel at State – Office of the Controller

Welcome to Michigan State University's Travel Website

• To learn more about the Concur Fiori update, and to see it in action:
• Read the FAQ
• Check out the Fiori on the web demo video
• Check out the Fiori on mobile app demo video

Travel@State provides faculty, staff, students, and guests with resources and information related to traveling on behalf of the University.

MSU has negotiated contracts with multiple airlines, car agencies, and major hotel chains. Booking travel through one of our preferred agencies also gives faculty and staff the ability to direct bill airfare and rail to their department/unit. For more information on booking through Travel@State, please refer to the Preferred Agencies  page.

What is Concur?

Concur is MSU’s travel and expense system that streamlines the travel process for MSU faculty and staff.

What Concur can do:

• Calculate per diems, currency conversions, and mileage
• Book travel and link itineraries through the mobile app
• Add a receipt to your Expense Report just by taking a picture
• Allows travelers to separate business and personal expenses
• Quicker reimbursements
• Real time business intelligence on travelers and costs
• If an event has occurred, locate our travelers and open a line of communication
• Create cash advances and encumbrances during the pre-trip process
• Automated auditing

Have questions? Learn more by visiting our Reference Library  or by contacting the Travel@State team at [email protected] .

Need Help with Reimbursement?

Visit the Reimbursement Chart  for information on reimbursable expenses and receipt requirements.

Please refer to the Travel Policies & Procedures to ensure compliance with Michigan State University regulations.

Reference Guides

The Travel@State team has created a list of helpful resources to guide you through each step of the travel process. Both PDF and video resources can be found in the Reference Library .

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College of Engineering

Apr 12 Engineering Presentation and Tour

Rm 3540 in Engineering Building

Engineering Presentation and Tour (ADMITTED STUDENTS ONLY)

About the Event

This is your opportunity to discover what we have to offer by listening to an engineering presentation and seeing a sample of engineering labs, classrooms, computer labs and other service centers. The presentation and tour give you the chance to talk to staff and current MSU engineering students. Find out first-hand the advantages of studying engineering at MSU and what it takes to be a successful engineering student

Friday, April 12, 2024

Office of Admissions

• Admitted first-year events

Events for admitted students At MSU, each admitted student has a list of personalized event options chosen especially for them. To explore your customized MSU event experiences,  log in to your account . 

Here are some popular options you may see.

• Inside MSU:  These programs are similar to a traditional campus visit (presentation and tour), and also feature content tailored to admitted students.
• MSU Near You:  Don't worry if you can't make it to campus! We're bringing Spartan life to you with exciting events nationwide, which include all the essential information for admitted students. Keep an eye on your inbox and account for updates on when we'll be in your area!

Log in and sign up

Events for parents/caregivers

At these events, parents and caregivers of admitted students can connect with MSU directly to learn about next steps, financial aid, college-specific information and student resources.

More ways to visit

• Academic department visits

Colleges offer a mix of event options for prospective and admitted students. Browse their current in-person and virtual event options.

• Self-guided campus tours

Students and families who want to visit campus on their own are welcome to take our self-guided campus tour as an additional option.

Virtual tour

Take a tour of MSU's legendary landmarks and explore campus according to your academic career interests in this virtual visit.

• Prospective first-year events
• Transfer student events
• Virtual experiences
• Travel and accommodations
• Maps and directions

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Football 4/8/2024 1:57:00 PM

Michigan State Athletics to Host Spring Showcase, Presented by Michigan Achievement Scholarship, on Saturday, April 20

• Head Coach Jonathan Smith will be available for pictures and Spartan players will be signing autographs on the official 2024 Spring Showcase poster prior to practice from 12:15-1 p.m. Please note: All player autographs will be on the official 2024 Spring Showcase poster distributed free at Spartan Stadium by MSU Athletics. No other items permitted.
• Fans will also have a chance to visit the playing field, take photos wearing a Spartan helmet, shoulder pads and jersey, and take pictures with MSU championship trophies. In addition, there will be games on the concourse along with a face painting station and a balloon artist.
• Baseball vs. Penn State (Friday, April 19 at 8:05 p.m.; Sunday, April 21 at 1:05 p.m.) – McLane Baseball Stadium
• Softball vs. Minnesota (Friday, April 19 at 5 p.m.; Sunday, April 21 at 1 p.m.) – Secchia Stadium
• Women's Tennis (Sunday, April 21 vs. Iowa at 11 a.m.) – MSU Outdoor Tennis Center
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• Small clutch bag, camera and binocular cases, not exceeding 4.5" x 6.5", with or without a handle or strap

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Trieu: Versatile Ohio linebacker Dante McClellan to visit Michigan State football

Michigan State will get an official visit from Canton (Ohio) McKinley linebacker Dante McClellan the first weekend of June.

McClellan also has visited for a spring practice, as the Spartans battle Minnesota, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Rutgers, Louisville and more.

A 247Sports Composite four-star, McClellan is a versatile 6-foot-3, 212-pound prospect who defensive coordinator Joe Rossi has had as a priority recruit since even before he got to Michigan State.

“I have a really good relationship with the defensive coordinator at Michigan State, Coach Rossi,” says Edwin Glick, linebackers coach and recruiting coordinator at Canton McKinley. “He offered Dante when he was at Minnesota and when he got the job , he assumed Michigan State had offered. Then he found out they hadn’t and he got on the phone and offered, and Coach Rossi has been an amazing guy. Their staff has done a phenomenal job of coming into that program, knowing how history has been, and made an impact in offering multiple Ohio kids right away, Dante being one of them.”

In today’s game, linebackers have to be able to match up on running backs and tight ends, even receivers at times, all while being able to maintain their traditional responsibilities of stopping the run. That has led to schools recruiting a certain type of athlete for that spot, which McClellan is.

“I think he fits that mold extremely well,” Glick said. “The first time I saw Dante, I met him and I thought he was a senior. One thing that stands out is how his body is built. He’s a true 6-2, 6-3 and is everything I would recruit when I was coaching linebackers at the college level. He runs a low 4.6, high 4.5, and we ask him to play a lot of man coverage here at McKinley, and he does it extremely well.”

Well enough that some schools can see McClellan being a safety in college.

Most of the field, including Michigan State, see him as an outside linebacker who can be a WILL in some situations, a SAM in others.

“I think he will excel big time in those roles,” Glick said.

The versatility, size and speed all have given McClellan his lengthy list of options. Following his official visits, he plans to move toward a commitment that will hopefully come before his senior season kicks off.

McClellan is ranked the No. 13 junior in Ohio by the 247Sports Composite. He finished his junior season with 75 tackles (13 for loss), four sacks and an interception. He was a second-team all-state selection.

MSU makes new offer, re-affirms offer in Indy

Michigan State offered Indianapolis Lawrence North wide receiver Davion Chandler on Monday. A quick-footed 6-foot, 170-pound junior, the Spartans now join Wisconsin, West Virginia, Louisville and others on the three-star recruit’s offer list. He has not visited MSU yet but dates are being worked through.

The Spartans also re-offered Indianapolis Ben Davis defensive tackle Isaiah White . White (6-3, 270 pounds) was offered by the previous staff. A three-star prospect, White visits Illinois this week and plans to set a date with MSU. He has an official visit with Washington the weekend of June 21.

More information

Dante McClellan profile

Davion Chandler profile

Isaiah White profile

Allen Trieu covers Midwest football recruiting for 247Sports. He has been featured on the Big Ten Network on its annual Signing Day Show. His Michigan and Michigan State recruiting columns appear weekly at detroitnews.com.

University of Michigan Athletics

Spartan Invitational

U-M to Head to Michigan State for Spartan Invitational

4/3/2024 5:23:00 PM | Men's Track & Field

By: Jordan Manning

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan men's track and field program will compete in the Spartan Invitational at Michigan State on Friday (April 5) beginning at 10:52 a.m.

• Action at the Ralph Young Track will begin at 10:52 p.m. with the 5,000-meter run.

• The Wolverines have been solid through the first three weeks of outdoor action. In the USTFCCCA Event Squad rankings, the 1,500-meter run squad is No. 2 and the 800-meter run squad is No. 4.

• The Maize and Blue split action last weekend, with the distance squad competing at the Stanford Invitational and the rest of the team competing at the Battle on the Bayou hosted by LSU.

• In Palo Alto, Calif., Tom Brady set the program record for the 10,000-meter run with a time of 28:21.89, shaving 25 seconds off his previous personal-best (28:46.83). Luke Venhuizen finished fourth in section four of the 5,000-meter run with a personal-best time of 13:52.88. In section three of the 3,000-meter steeplechase, Caleb Jarema finished second with a personal best of 8:52.09.

• At LSU, Nick Foster (3:40.36) finished first, Trent McFarland (3:42.99) finished second, Riley Flemington (3:43.56) finished third, and Henry Johnson (3:34.56) finished fourth in the 1,500-meter run. Flemington and Johnson both set career bests and all four Wolverines broke the meet record. Foster's time set a new 1,500-meter run standard for the meet.

• In the 800-meter run, Johnson finished fourth with a personal-best time of 1:48.27 and Foster finished fifth with a personal-best 1:48.28. McFarland placed sixth (1:48.66), Camden Law placed 11th with a personal-best 1:49.83, and Flemington finished 12th (1:50.26) with a season-best time. Johnson's time is the 10th fastest in program history.

• Dubem Amene ran 46.01 seconds to finish seventh in the 400-meter dash, just a half-second shy of tying his personal best. Jacob Koerner placed 20th (48.18) while Lawrence Gilliam placed 23rd (48.36), with both running season bests.

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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

Resident tuition, fee and tax rates for fall semester 2023 and spring semester 2024.

Students are assessed tuition and fees each semester on the basis of their level, class, residency status, and number of credits carried. Undergraduate students taking 12 – 18 credit hours will be charged a flat tuition rate. Tuition is charged on a per credit hour basis for undergraduate students taking fewer than 12 credit hours. If a student has more than 18 credits, the flat tuition rate plus the regular per credit hour rate for each credit hour over 18 applies. Units are listed below in footnote  1 .

Lifelong Education students are not assessed Student Taxes. Lifelong Education students in certain online courses may be assessed additional tuition fees of up to 150 per credit hour which are not reflected below.

NOTE:  Certain courses may be assessed additional section fees, such as particular kinesiology, animal science, and online courses, that are not reflected in the Tuition, Fees, and Student Voted Taxes tables below. Further information regarding additional section fees can be found in the  Class Search

Undergraduate Students

1  Core units: Arts and Letters, Natural Science, Social Science, University Undergraduate Division, Lyman Briggs, James Madison, Residential College in Arts & Humanities, and Communication Arts & Sciences. Professional and Other units: Nursing, Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture & Natural Resources, Eli Broad, Education, Music, Engineering, Osteopathic Medicine, and Human Medicine.

2   Important information regarding classification of students based on credit hours

3  MSU standard rates apply to non-GP IDEA courses.

4  Part-time is 4 credits and below

Cost of Attendance

In addition to tuition and fees, there are other expenses associated with your Cost of Attendance. A breakdown of an undergraduate freshman student budget can be found  here . Questions should be directed to the Office of Financial Aid.

Financial Aid Awards

Those students who have applied and who are eligible for financial assistance should be aware that increases in educational costs have been provided for in their financial aid awards. For further information, students should contact the Office of Financial Aid, by phone, email, in person (Student Services Building, 556 E. Circle Dr Rm 252), or through their web site at  www.finaid.msu.edu .

Important Note

The University reserves the right to make changes in the types, structures, and rates for fees, deposits, tuition, and housing.  Every effort will be made to give as much advance notice as possible.

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Solar eclipse 2024: Follow the path of totality

Solar eclipse, here's what time the eclipse will be visible in your region.

Emily Alfin Johnson

Visitors look through a pair of oversized eclipse glasses set up in the town square on Sunday in Houlton, Maine. Joe Raedle/Getty Images hide caption

Visitors look through a pair of oversized eclipse glasses set up in the town square on Sunday in Houlton, Maine.

On Monday, a solar eclipse will cross from Texas to Maine, putting over 30 million people in the path of totality , with a partial eclipse visible briefly for millions more.

Monday's weather forecast for the path of totality

Totality in the U.S. starts around 1:30 p.m. CT/2:30 ET and continues until 2:30 p.m. CT/3:30 p.m. ET, lasting for a few minutes in each location.

The folks at NASA have a detailed breakdown for anyone in the U.S. Just pop in your ZIP code .

If you're lucky enough to find yourself in the path of totality, you can also find a minute-by-minute breakdown of when totality begins in your area, here.

More resources to enjoy the eclipse

• Sharing the eclipse with tiny humans?  Check out these  kid-friendly total solar eclipse learning guides  from Vermont Public's  But Why,  and this great explainer from KERA Kids on  the difference between a solar and a lunar eclipse .
• Feeling whimsical?  Here are three ways to  sprinkle a little magic into your eclipse experience .
• Plan to wander into the wild for the best view?   Here are some tips from outdoor experts.
• Tips from Bill Nye  on the best ways to enjoy the eclipse.

NPR will be sharing highlights here from across the NPR Network throughout the day Monday if you're unable to get out and see it in real time.

🏀 Women's Tourney

🏆 South Carolina wins 2024 title

🎉 A season like no other

Final seconds of the undefeated season

Final bracket

👀 Champ history

NCAA.com | March 31, 2024

2024 men's frozen four: bracket, scores, schedule for the college hockey championship.

The Frozen Four is set for 2024. No. 2 Boston University will take on No. 3 Denver and No. 1 Boston College will face Michigan, which pulled off an upset over No. 4 Michigan State.

The Frozen Four runs through April 11 and 13 in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Click or tap here to view the full field.  

2024 DI men's ice hockey tournament bracket

Here's a look at the complete 2024 DI men's hockey tournament bracket: 

Click or tap here to see the full bracket PDF ➡️  |  Interactive bracket 

2024 DI men's ice hockey tournament schedule

All times in ET. Click in the game for live scores.

Men’s Frozen Four semifinals | April 11

• No. 1 Boston U vs. No. 3 Denver  | 5:00 p.m. on ESPN2
• No. 1 Boston College vs. Michigan  | 8:30 p.m. on ESPN2

Men’s Frozen Four national championship | April 13

First round | March 28

• No. 3 Denver 2 , UMass 1 (2OT)
• No. 2 Boston U 6,  RIT 3
• Cornell 3 , Maine 1
• Minnesota 3 , Omaha 2

First round | March 29

• No. 1 Boston College 4, Michigan Tech 1 
• No. 4 Michigan State 5, Western Michigan 4 (OT)
• Quinnipiac 3, Wisconsin 2 (OT) 
• Michigan 4,  North Dakota 3 

Second round | March 30 

• No. 3 Denver 2,  Cornell 1
• No. 2 Boston U 6 , Minnesota 3

Second round | March 31

• No. 1 Boston College 5 , Quinnipiac 4 (OT)
• Michigan State 5 , No. 4 Michigan 2

DI men's ice hockey championship history

#Participation in the tournament vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

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