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After a Tragedy, Michigan State Will Resume In-Person Classes. Some Students Say They Aren’t Ready.

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By Kate Hidalgo Bellows

Michigan State freshman twins Lauren Schelling and Olivia Schelling, both 19, embrace their friend Brooke Goudreau, an 18-year-old MSU freshman from Southgate, while coping with the loss of three students at The Rock, a popular college landmark where a makeshift memorial continues to grow with flowers and keepsakes on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023, at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich. Two days ago on the evening of Feb. 13, three students were killed and others injured during a mass shooting on the campus.

Jake May, The Flint Journal, AP
Michigan State students embrace at the Rock, a campus landmark that has become a memorial to the students killed and injured in a mass shooting this week.
The university paused instruction this week but said on Thursday that classes would restart in person on Monday. Some students said they’d prefer to have a remote option for now.

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