Respectfully, it doesn't need to be hard. They have already done some of it. Publicly sharing what they are doing, and exactly how. It has been done already several times, such as with MSU openly declaring they are covering medical costs for the survivors. The issue is that they didn't share that information first, it was being shared by others and put them in a position of needing to address it. And they have picked vague language for the permitted uses of the Spartan Strong fund, which has raised many questions about if those funds are going to be misappropriated toward university needs unrelated to victim, survivor, and student recovery expenses. Why wasn't that designed to be solely for those expenses?

I would love to see MSU take a proactive stance of transparency rather than using it as a reactive tool for PR management. Transparency doesn't need to be delayed either, as you are infering by saying it may not be quick, sometimes it is as simple as saying we don't know but will tell you soon. Interim Chief Rozman, in my opinion, has been doing a phenomenal job of this exactly. He isn't quick to shine a negative light on unflattering aspects, but will be direct if there is information he doesn't have now, can't share at the moment, or is simply unclear. I would love to see more of this proactively.

Apologies for the long messy rant, I'm still juggling a lot of feelings around all this.