Michigan State University is putting some facilities projects on hold in order to maintain their finances through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The school announced on Monday that they will be saving $77 million by pausing, deferring or reconsidering capital projects on campus, including ones at Spartan Stadium and Munn Arena.
A $1.96 million northern lower bowl restoration at Spartan Stadium has been put on hold. At Munn Arena, a $23 million addition project has been placed on hold, as has a $2.5 million Hall of History upgrade. The Munn Arena addition is the most expensive project being put on hold. The pending replacement of the pool at IM West, A $15 million project, has also been put on hold.
A nearly $6 million alteration at the Skandalaris Football Office building is continuing on as planned.
You can read the full listen of ongoing projects at Michigan State here.
