University Health and Wellbeing

University Health and Wellbeing For more information visit uhw.msu.edu.

At University Health and Wellbeing (UHW), we believe in the collective responsibility to advocate for the wellbeing of both students and employees, aiming to create an environment where Spartans can thrive and flourish in all aspects of their lives.

Don’t miss your chance to register!Take Your Child to Work Day is this week!Thursday, April 23, 2026 8:30 p.m. to 4 p.m....
04/17/2026

Don’t miss your chance to register!

Take Your Child to Work Day is this week!

Thursday, April 23, 2026
8:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Locations Across MSU Campus

At this event, young Spartans will have the opportunity to explore activities and tours across campus, receive a certificate for their participation, and meet Sparty!

This event is free and open to MSU employees, their families, students, and community members.

Register now through Learning Stream: https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0086-0031-B27CB8A2812C423896676BE7BFE2B947.

This event is free and open to MSU employees, their families, students, and community members.

For additional questions, review our event webpage: https://uhw.msu.edu/news-and-events/events/2026/04/take-your-child-to-work-day.

Note on Accessibility: MSU is committed to providing equal opportunity for participation in all programs, services, and activities. For more information regarding accommodation requests to participate in the Take Your Child to Work Day event, please reach out to Rachel Perez at gonza243@msu.edu.

Finals week can disrupt routines. Stress can impair internal cues for hunger. Competent eaters have the awareness to mak...
04/15/2026

Finals week can disrupt routines. Stress can impair internal cues for hunger. Competent eaters have the awareness to make deliberate choices about what to eat, when to eat, and know when they have had enough to eat. Once they have had a meal, they can stop thinking about food and get back to studying until the next meal or snack!

Connecting with UHW dietitians can help your Spartan trust themselves to do well with eating! UHW Nutrition Services offers no-cost support to help Spartans stay nourished and well.

Call: 517-353-4660 to schedule a no-cost nutrition appointment.

We did the math. Your donation can define a Spartan’s progress in their recovery journey. Nearly 3.2% of MSU students –...
04/15/2026

We did the math. Your donation can define a Spartan’s progress in their recovery journey.

Nearly 3.2% of MSU students – approximately 1,600 Spartans – are navigating college while also progressing through recovery from substance use addiction.

This , consider supporting Spartans in recovery through the Collegiate Recovery Community.

Every dollar donated to the CRC will help fund direct services and programming for students in recovery and those affected by addiction, such as the following:

$500: One monthly CRC Community Connection Event, which are designed to increase sense of belonging and community connectedness while reducing stigma

$300: Updated amenities to replace aging and failing ones in the CRC Student Lounge (e.g. mini-fridge, microwave, water dispenser)

$250: One semesterly Lunch & Learn workshop based on CRC student-identified resource topic of need

$200: One month of food and drink for weekly student CRC All Recovery Meetings

$30: One order of cookies for monthly student recovery dates celebration

Make a difference at the CRC’s CrowdPower page: https://givingto.msu.edu/causes-to-support/crowdpower/collegiate-recovery-community.

Source: National College Health Assessment Survey, 2018

Whether you walked, rolled, donated, shared a social post, THANK YOU for your efforts to help during the Out of the Da...
04/14/2026

Whether you walked, rolled, donated, shared a social post, THANK YOU for your efforts to help during the Out of the Darkness Walk on Sunday.

Hope Walks Here.

04/13/2026

Mindfulness doesn’t have to be rocket science – sometimes you just need to reconnect with the stars!

Relaxing Under the Stars continues soon at Abrams Planetarium. Registration is encouraged via Learning Stream: https://bit.ly/MSUUHWLearningStream.

This week, April 13 to 17, is Collegiate Recovery Week. This week celebrates students in recovery from substance use di...
04/13/2026

This week, April 13 to 17, is Collegiate Recovery Week.

This week celebrates students in recovery from substance use disorders, as well as the collegiate recovery programs that support them.

University Health and Wellbeing provides multiple services to connect MSU students with recovery. Through the Collegiate Recovery Community – MSU’s collegiate recovery program – and CAPS counseling, students can find connection, support, and a path forward.

Our Collegiate Recovery Community relies on donor support to sustain programming and scholarships.

Find more information about the CRC and how to donate to the CRC in the comments.

04/10/2026

There’s still time to register!

Join the Michigan State University community on April 12, 2026, for the Out of the Darkness Walk, an annual event that brings Spartans together to support su***de prevention and promote mental health awareness.

Learn more and register here: https://afspwalks.donordrive.com/MSU

Take a morning to recharge. Join us on May 12 from 8 to 11:30 a.m. for the WorkLife Wellbeing Retreat, a chance to step...
04/07/2026

Take a morning to recharge.

Join us on May 12 from 8 to 11:30 a.m. for the WorkLife Wellbeing Retreat, a chance to step away from daily demands and reconnect with practical WorkLife integration tools, reflection, and community.

Only 50 spots are available for this no-cost event. An enhanced continental breakfast with protein options will be included.

Find the link to register in the comments. Supervisor’s approval is recommended before registering.

Spartans - Take Your Child to Work Day is just weeks away! Take Your Child to Work Day Thursday, April 23, 2026 8:30 p....
04/03/2026

Spartans - Take Your Child to Work Day is just weeks away!

Take Your Child to Work Day
Thursday, April 23, 2026
8:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Locations Across MSU Campus

At this event, young Spartans will have the opportunity to explore activities and tours across campus, receive a certificate for their participation, and meet Sparty!

This event is free and open to MSU employees, their families, students, and community members.

Find registration and event details in the comments.

Note on Accessibility: MSU is committed to providing equal opportunity for participation in all programs, services, and activities. For more information regarding accommodation requests to participate in the Take Your Child to Work Day event, please reach out to Rachel Perez at gonza243@msu.edu.

A health promoting campus doesn’t just happen. It’s designed through intentional action, trusted information, and the pe...
04/03/2026

A health promoting campus doesn’t just happen. It’s designed through intentional action, trusted information, and the people who show up every day to promote wellbeing and embed it into the fabric of a campus.

As we recognize National Public Health Week (April 6–12, 2026) and U.S. Health Promoting Campuses Week (April 19–25), we’re grateful for the ongoing work across MSU that helps create a culture of care and supports the wellbeing of the whole person.

We invite you to join upcoming learning opportunities: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScI3iOgxzuzCEV9KLYrd394Fev52O5DWhrjswQ9QaPPSL6oJg/viewform

Public Health in the Age of Deception: Confronting the Misinformation Crisis
Monday, April 6 | 2–4 p.m.
Join leading experts to explore what’s driving public health misinformation—and practical, evidence-based strategies to strengthen trust, communication, and community resilience.
Learn more and register:

2026 USHPCN Summit: From Limerick to Your Campus
Wednesday, April 22 | 1–4 p.m.
Held during U.S. Health Promoting Campuses Week, this free virtual summit with presentations from UWH leadership focuses on putting the 2025 Limerick Framework for Action into practice.
Learn more and register: http://ushpcn.org/2026-ushpcn-summit-from-limerick-to-your-campus/

Supporting Spartans - it's what we do. To celebrate our hockey, basketball, and gymnastics teams, University Health & We...
03/26/2026

Supporting Spartans - it's what we do.

To celebrate our hockey, basketball, and gymnastics teams, University Health & Wellbeing staff are showing out in green and white to cheer on our Spartans.

Here’s to standing behind our teams and championing Spartan wellbeing on campus, in competition, and everywhere in between.

Go Green.

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MSU Student Health Services offers health and wellness services to all MSU students, as well as limited services for MSU employees and retirees. Hours vary for different clinics, and for summer and breaks. Saturday hours at Olin are limited to medical office visits, lab and pharmacy. Learn about our services, costs, programs and more at http://olin.msu.edu

Olin Health Center is open Monday through Friday 8am-6pm; and Saturday 10am-1pm during fall and spring semesters. Services within the building may have varied hours. Neighborhood Clinic Hours during fall & spring semesters (except breaks): BRODY: Monday: 8am-5pm Tuesday: 10:40-8pm Wednesday: 8am-8pm Thursday: 8am-5pm Friday: Closed HUBBARD: Monday : 8am-5pm Tuesday: 10:40-5pm Wed, Thur, Fri: 8am-5pm HOLDEN: Monday: 8am-8pm Tuesday: 10:40-6pm Wed, Thur: 8am-6pm Friday: Closed MCDONEL: Mon & Wed: 8am-8pm Tuesday: 10:40-6pm Thursday: 8am-6pm Friday: Closed