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MSU to Provide Financial Relief for Victims of Mass Shooting

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2/19/2023

Michigan State University (MSU) announced today that it will cover medical bills for victims of the mass shooting that occurred in East Lansing on February 19, 2023.

The shooting, which left three people dead and seven injured, occurred at a local restaurant. MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said in a statement that the university is “deeply saddened” by the tragedy and is “committed to providing support to those affected.”

“We are committed to doing all we can to help those affected by this tragedy,” Stanley said. “We will cover the medical bills of those injured in the shooting, and we will provide counseling and other resources to those affected.”

The university has also set up a fund to help cover the costs of medical bills and other expenses related to the shooting. The fund will be administered by the MSU Foundation and will be open to donations from the public.

MSU has also established a task force to investigate the shooting and to make recommendations on how to prevent similar tragedies in the future. The task force will be composed of faculty, staff, and students from the university.

The university is also working with local law enforcement to ensure that those responsible for the shooting are brought to justice.

MSU’s commitment to helping those affected by the shooting is a testament to its commitment to the safety and well-being of its students, faculty, and staff. The university is committed to doing all it can to ensure that such tragedies never happen again.

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