LATEST UPDATES AND FAQs
President Stanley has established a task force to review when and how to resume various on-campus activities. MSU has moved to virtual instruction for all summer sessions, and a virtual commencement will be May 16. Employees must work remotely when possible; those working on campus are subject to health screenings and must wear a face covering. Leaders are announcing financial decisions made in light of the pandemic's budget impact.
Read moreCampus leaders are meeting daily to manage the MSU's response to the novel coronavirus outbreak as well as the financial impacts of the pandemic. A toll-free hotline has been set up at 888-353-1294.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has extended Michigan's Stay Home executive order through May 15. For updated information on the number of novel coronavirus cases in Michigan and recent executive orders from the governor, visit michigan.gov/coronavirus.
University leaders are following guidance from local, state and federal public health agencies. Much of MSU's daily operations are being conducted remotely. Human Resources keeps an updated FAQ website for employees, and information on resources for faculty, staff, students and researchers while MSU operates in a virtual setting can be found at remote.msu.edu.
Many resources are being offered to help employees and students cope with the stress and pressures brought on by the pandemic. More information can be found here.