Not honorable enough for George Washington University, but honorable enough for MSU? MSUHonor.weebly.com/Reporting

“Hollis says he’d like to see the university be transparent and release the more than 6,000 emails related to the Nassar scandal.“ !!

Nancy Hollis added her name here quite a while ago: MSUHonor.weebly.com Feel free to add your name too.

“If there’s nothing new in the documents, why can’t they be released now?” Good question. lansingstatejournal.com/story/news/202…

Three years. And MSU has yet to release the 6k secret documents the attorney general needs to complete her investigation. No change. #Takeresponsibility

Survivors deserve to know. So do the students and the public. thesne.ws/3pjHbbu

It’s time for MSU to fully cooperate with the state AG and release the 6k secret documents. Insurance cases are Down to pennies; no excuses.

Your turn, MSU – release the documents.

Contact the Board of Trustees today. Call. Write. Email. Let them know: It’s time. Release the documents.

You can join the call for MSU to release the documents by adding your name to ReclaimMSU's open letter here: MSUHonor.weebly.com/Privilege

It’s time for a Federal Investigation of MSU and it’s Board members complete with 5:00am search warrants. This can’t be allowed to stand.

You can join ReclaimMSU and others calling on MSU to do the right and honorable thing here: MSUHonor.weebly.com/Privilege

More than 450 people have now signed our open letter. If you haven’t yet, please consider joining us.

To MSU Board of Trustees: AG Dana Nessel requested your response to her letter michigan.gov/documents/ag/M… by Fri. March 26. Release the documents. Keep the door open for justice. Keep our hope for healing alive. Respectfully yours, 476 people msuhonor.weebly.com/privilege.html

The Michigan State University Board of Trustees will not be releasing some 6,000 documents regarding the investigation of the university's handling of Larry Nassar's decades of sexual abuse, according to an email from Board Chair Dianne Byrum. thesne.ws/3dcuB91

.Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Dana Nessel issued the following statement after Michigan State University declined her request that it waive privilege to the content of nearly 6,000 documents for the Department to review and complete its investigation:

State News culture editor Miranda Dunlap reported her sexual assault to MSU. That decision has led to a long, painful process punctuated by institutional missteps, insensitivity and hypocrisy. statenews.com/article/2023/0…

The board *should* vote and do this tomorrow. If they don’t, they should realize: given the continued public interest after six years, six presidents, a global pandemic, and a local tragedy, it won’t go away until they do. Why wait any longer?