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.

During Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Every Body Matters! UHW Nutrition Services are also available at no cost to MSU ...
02/24/2026

During Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Every Body Matters! UHW Nutrition Services are also available at no cost to MSU Faculty and Staff. Does eating feel off for you? You can schedule an appointment with caring staff at UHW’s Nutrition Services. Call 517-353-4660 for a free consultation.

Could you recognize the signs if a student or colleague was silently struggling with their mental health? MSU’s free, v...
02/23/2026

Could you recognize the signs if a student or colleague was silently struggling with their mental health?

MSU’s free, virtual mental health crisis recommended training is live in the Ability platform for students, faculty & staff. In just one hour, you’ll learn how to recognize warning signs, offer hope, and connect someone to support.

Think of it like CPR, but for mental health.

Let’s keep showing up for each other.

https://abilitylms.msu.edu/MSU/SSO/Shibboleth

Spartan Shelf will operate with limited hours during Michigan State University’s spring break. Spartan Shelf-Olin will ...
02/23/2026

Spartan Shelf will operate with limited hours during Michigan State University’s spring break.

Spartan Shelf-Olin will be closed through spring break. Spartan Shelf-Union will operate with limited hours:

Saturday (2/28): 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tuesday (3/3) and Thursday (3/5): 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday (3/7): 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Find more information about Spartan Shelf and available resources in the comments.

Feeling drained? You’re not alone. Spartan Resilience’s upcoming course, “Increasing Psychological Flexibility” helps yo...
02/20/2026

Feeling drained? You’re not alone.

Spartan Resilience’s upcoming course, “Increasing Psychological Flexibility” helps you learn six core skills that will help you be more flexible and effective, with less stress and upset.

Increasing Psychological Flexibility
Mondays, March 9 to 30, 12 to 1 p.m.
Virtual via Zoom

Register for the Spring 2026 Spartan Resilience Education classes at: https://reg.learningstream.com/view/cal10a.aspx?ek=&ref=&aa=0&sid1=0&sid2=0&as=86&wp=452&tz=0&ms=0&nav=0&cc=0&cat1=0&cat2=0&cat3=0&aid=MICHIGAN&rf=&pn=0.

Are you a recently or soon to be retired Spartan? Navigate the emotional, social, and practical transitions ahead with S...
02/19/2026

Are you a recently or soon to be retired Spartan? Navigate the emotional, social, and practical transitions ahead with Spartan Legacies, a free six-week guided discussion program with a supportive cohort of peers. You’ll explore what a meaningful, purpose driven life looks like beyond your career, and honor the legacy you’ve created at MSU.

Runs: Fridays, 3/13 – 4/17 in-person at Linton Hall
Register online: https://statics.teams.cdn.office.net/evergreen-assets/safelinks/2/atp-safelinks.html

Limited to 12 participants
Questions? eap@msu.edu

We appreciate community partners who are committed to supporting student wellbeing. On February 18, Shake Shack opened i...
02/19/2026

We appreciate community partners who are committed to supporting student wellbeing.

On February 18, Shake Shack opened its Lansing location and donated $1 from every burger and chicken sandwich sold to the MSU Food Bank and Basic Needs Program.

Ensuring students have access to essential resources is fundamental to their success. Because each dollar can provide up to three meals, this contribution delivered a meaningful impact for our Spartan community.

February is Heart Health Month! There are many simple ways that you can love your heart. Early action can inspire long-t...
02/17/2026

February is Heart Health Month!

There are many simple ways that you can love your heart. Early action can inspire long-term change.

Looking to take charge of your heart health today?

We are offering free heart health assessments, including blood pressure checks, for MSU faculty and staff.

Find how you can book your assessment in the comments.

This limited-time offer is available through the end of February (Heart Health Month).

Shake Shack is standing for something good. The restaurant will open its Lansing location (3106 E. Saginaw Street in La...
02/16/2026

Shake Shack is standing for something good.

The restaurant will open its Lansing location (3106 E. Saginaw Street in Lansing) on Wednesday, February 18.

On opening day, Shake Shack will donate $1 from every burger or chicken sandwich to the MSU Food Bank and Basic Needs Program.

Because every $1 can be transformed into up to 3 meals, your visit can make a real difference for Spartans.

Find more information in the comments.

Love grows at Michigan State. When a Spartan needs help, our whole community comes together.Through Spartan Shelf, our c...
02/14/2026

Love grows at Michigan State.

When a Spartan needs help, our whole community comes together.

Through Spartan Shelf, our community donates and volunteers to ensure Spartans don’t have to choose between their basic needs.

Programs like this make us inclusive.
They are what make us different.
They are what make us Spartans.

Consider planning a donation to the MSU Food Bank and Basic Needs program today at our website: https://bit.ly/DonateMSUFoodBank.

We are here if you need us. Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS)517-355-8270, Press 1 Employee Assistance Program ...
02/12/2026

We are here if you need us.

Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
517-355-8270, Press 1

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
eap@msu.edu

Some Spartans go without the basics, from warm clothing to essential menstrual products.We need your help.We’re collecti...
02/11/2026

Some Spartans go without the basics, from warm clothing to essential menstrual products.

We need your help.

We’re collecting the following items to support Spartans through the MSU Food Bank and Basic Needs Program:

Winter gear (new hats, gloves, and scarves; all child and adult sizes)
Menstrual products

These products cannot be readily purchased by the program. Every donation counts, and your donation will provide immediate relief and dignity to a Spartan in our community.

How to Donate:
Email UHW.FoodBankBasicNeeds@msu.edu to schedule a drop-off.
Donate to the Basic Needs Fund through MSU University Development’s Online Giving page: https://bit.ly/DonateMSUBasicNeeds.

Spartans support Spartans. Thank you for supporting our community.

Building a health promoting campus isn’t accidental. It’s intentional. Join the USHPCN and the Inter-association Well-be...
02/11/2026

Building a health promoting campus isn’t accidental. It’s intentional.

Join the USHPCN and the Inter-association Well-being Collaborative for an upcoming webinar, “From the Okanagan to Limerick: A Global Journey Toward Health Promoting Campuses” to learn how institutions, including MSU, are shaping healthier campus environments to support academic and professional success.

Register here: https://www.naceweb.org/professional-development/2026/webinar/from-the-okanagan-to-limerick-a-global-journey-toward-health-promoting-us-campuses

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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