The university confirmed Friday in an email to students and staff that campus operations would resume, even as officials have faced pressure to delay the return.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University professor Marco Díaz-Muñoz is still haunted by what he witnessed
Classes will resume Monday at Michigan State University, a week after a mass shooting left 3 people dead and 5 wounded. Díaz-Muñoz said the university had offered to have another professor teach through the end of the semester. Some in the community, however, aren’t ready. The editorial board of The State News, the student newspaper,Jo Kovach, president of student government, said “students are scared” and will need “flexibility, empathy and options” from their professors.
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Michigan State Rep. Winnie Brinks (D) on push for gun control in Michigan following MSU shootingMichigan State Rep. Winnie Brinks (D) discusses state-level legislative action following the mass shooting at Michigan State University and recounts her personal experience as a mother of a current MSU student. 'Everybody was feeling pretty vulnerable.'
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Michigan State Students Are Scared to Go Back to Class So Soon After a Mass ShootingOn February 13, Michigan State University became the latest in the long list of American schools terrorized by a mass shooting. Now, students are expected to return to class just one week after a tumultuous night in fear of their lives.
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