Church overflows for MSU victim's vigil

Family and friends of a 19-year-old woman, who was killed in a shooting at Michigan State University, gathered at a vigil on Saturday to remember her.

About 400 people, including community members, attended the service at First English Evangelical Lutheran Church in Grosse Pointe Woods for Arielle Anderson. She was among the three students who were killed and five others who were wounded in the attack on February 13. The shots broke out at the 50,000-student university during evening classes at Berkey Hall and nearby at the MSU Union, a social hub where students can study, eat and relax. Michigan State University is set to resume classes in Monday.