1920-1929

• 1920 - Dora Stockman becomes first woman elected to the State Board of Agriculture
• October 17, 1921 - M.A.C. Creamery Commercializes
• 1922 - The State Board of Agriculture implements Division Fees per term ranging from $26 to $30.
• June 1922 - Faculty begin wearing cap and gown at commencement
• August 18, 1922 - WKAR radio receives its license
• 1923 - First broadcast of a Michigan State football game.
• 1924 - Nurses training offered.
• February 20, 1924 - Course in Liberal Arts authorized.
• May 21, 1924 - Kenyon L. Butterfield Named Tenth President
• May 13, 1925 - Name of College changes to Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
• May 20, 1925 - Course in Business Administration authorized.
• 1926 - "Spartans" is adopted as the new college nickname
• November 24, 1926 - Course in Physical Education for men authorized.
• 1927 - Course in Medical Biology offered.
• 1927 - Demonstration Hall constructed
• 1927 - Kedzie Chemical Laboratory constructed
• February 4, 1927 - Michigan's first rural electrical power line, reaching from Mason to Dansville, begins operation
• November 21, 1927 - Course in Public School Music authorized.
• May 22, 1928 - Course in Physical Education for women authorized.
• June 15, 1928 - Course in Hotel management authorized.
• December 1928 - Kellogg Company donates farm and bird sanctuary to college
• 1929 - The Holcad becomes the Michigan State News
• 1929 - Ethel V. Lyon is the first female granted permission to enroll in engineering
• 1929 - Marie Dye becomes Dean of College of Home Economics
• June 22, 1929 - Beaumont Tower is dedicated