Michigan State University said all campus activities are canceled for the next 48 hours after a mass shooting on the campus left three people dead and five others injured.
The suspect in the shooting is dead, police say.
According to the university, people should not come to campus on Tuesday, and all activities include athletics, classes, and campus-related activities.
Around 8:18 p.m., MSU police said they heard reports of shots fired on campus. Since then, agencies from around the state have rushed to the scene and are all around campus.
Police say there is no longer a threat on campus, students do not need to shelter in place, and they believe he is the only suspect.
“This will be the beginning of a long healing process for everyone who has been affected," police said.
The FBI is also assisting in the investigation and they are asking anyone with information that might help can call 844-99-MSUPD or 800-CALL-FBI.
