MSU responds to novel coronavirus pandemic
MSU is taking several steps to ensure the health of our community:
- In addition to the rest of the spring semester, MSU has moved to virtual instruction for the full Summer Session and Summer Session One. Summer academic camps are suspended unless they can be offered virtually, and all summer sports camps have been canceled.
- Students are strongly encouraged to return home, and employees must work remotely when possible. Employees working on campus will be asked health screening questions.
- MSU Health Care is now offering drive-through testing for COVID-19 to the campus community and general public.
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