MSU Union reopens 7 weeks after campus shooting
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Michigan State University's Union building, which was one of the two locations where a mass shooting took place on campus resulting in three deaths and five injuries, is set to reopen after seven weeks. While the food court will remain closed, computer labs and mini-market will reopen. The building will also feature memorials and tributes to the victims of the shooting. According to MSU officials, the Union is an important resource for both students and the community.
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