The move marks the culmination of a six-year dispute between MSU and Michigan’s top prosecutor.
The university withheld or redacted more than six-thousand documents related to its investigation of the disgraced former sports doctor.
Following a renewed request last year from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel the MSU Board of Trustees agreed in December to release the remaining Nassar documents.
In a statement, the university says the records will be released in batches and handled by a temporary specialized team.
The process is expected to be completed by the end of the month.
Nassar is serving a de facto life sentence in federal prison for his sex abuse crimes.
