Aftermath of the mass shooting at Michigan State University l GMA

The aftermath of that mass shooting at Michigan State University, the school's sports teams honoring those killed as two more victims are laid to rest. ABC's Phil Lipoff has the story. This morning, Michigan State officials facing growing pressure over plans to resume in-person classes Monday, less than a week after police say a 43-year-old man opened fire on MSU's campus, killing three students and critically injuring five others. An online petition with more than 20,000 signatures calling for a hybrid in online options for students who, quote, are uncomfortable with returning to campus with such haste. This comes as two of the three students murdered on Michigan State's campus have been laid to rest. Funerals for sophomore Brian Frazier and junior Alexandria Werner were held Saturday. We're trying to see the whole silence and recognition of this week's horrific tragedy at Michigan State University.

The community rallying together, both men's and women's Michigan State basketball teams taking to the court for the first time since the mass shooting. A moment of silence to kick things off. The relationships and the love is stronger than the horrible thing that happened, much stronger. So junior Ariel Diamond Anderson will be laid to rest Tuesday. The school's president says Berkey Hall, where two of the students were killed, will remain closed for the rest of the year. There has been no decision yet on reopening the student union where that third student was shot and killed.

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