1910-1919

• 1910 - Four-year Veterinary Medicine program added.
• April 1910 - First Journalism course offered
• 1911 - College sees massive growth in departments
• 1912 - Inauguration of the college lecture-concert series
• 1913 - MAC has first perfect season in football and scores first victory over the University of Michigan, 12 - 7.
• 1914 - First Annual Farmers Week held on campus.
• 1914 - New Dairy Building is constructed
• 1915 - Creation of the Agricultural Extension Service
• 1915 - Frank S. Kedzie becomes eighth president of M.A.C.
• 1915 - Jonathan LeMoyne Snyder retires as 7th president of M.A.C.
• 1915 - Bacteriology Department begins outreach programs to eradicate tuberculosis and contaminated well water in the state
• 1916 - Engineering Building and Mechanical Building destroyed by fire
• 1916 - MSU Endowment began
• 1916 - Student Gideon Smith was one of the first two African Americans in the country to play college football (at MAC) and one of the first to play professional football
• 1917 - M.A.C. students enlist for World War I
• 1917 - R. E. Olds Hall of Engineering built on the old foundation of the former Engineering Building
• 1918 - Completion of the Gymnasium Building
• 1918 - War service work begins;Student Army training Corps for auto mechanics is established
• August 1918 - Collapse of College Hall.
• October 11, 1918 - Deadly influenza epidemic arrives on M.A.C. campus
• 1919 - M.A.C. honors World War I soldiers
• January 1, 1919 - The first Williams Hall is destroyed by fire.