College can bring a mix of predictable milestones and sudden surprises, but navigating them doesn't have to be a solo effort.
Michigan State University's campus is filled with supportive resources and people who are ready to help.
MSU Counseling and Psychological Services
MSU Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers comprehensive mental health support to students including counseling, referral coordination, consultations and more.
- 24/7 CAPS Crisis Counseling: 517-355-8270
Campus health services
On-campus health center that provides health care for illness or injury, immunizations, nutrition services and more for students.
- Located in the Olin Health Center
- Call 517-353-4660 to make an appointment.
SafeMSU
The SafeMSU app provides emergency alerts, police reporting services, safe transportation options and more.
- Available on the Apple or Google app stores.
Safe transportation services
- Virtual friend walk: A SafeMSU feature that allows you to share your location with a friend so they can see real time progress as you travel to your destination.
- Safe Ride: A free late night transportation service offered by ASMSU.
- Night Owl: Late night and early morning on-campus transportation services for students when CATA buses are not running.
Relationship violence and sexual misconduct support
Center for Survivors
- 517-355-3551
- @msucenterforsurvivors
- centerforsurvivors.msu.edu
Office for Civil Rights and Title IX Education and Compliance
- 517-355-3960
- civilrights.msu.edu
Gender and Sexuality Campus Center
- 517-353-9520
- @msugscc
- gscc.msu.edu
Worried about a fellow Spartan?
- If an individual is showing signs of distress but it is not an emergency, submit a CARE referral.
- You can also submit a self-referral if you need non-emergency help.
- To submit a referral, visit ossa.msu.edu.
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