Three people have been killed as five others remain in a critical condition

The three people killed in a shooting at Michigan State University have been identified by police.

The chapter president of his fraternity, a “quiet leader” who embodied poise and humility, and a 19-year-old who planned to become the first doctor in her family.

Brian Fraser, Alex Warner and Arielle Diamond Anderson are the victims of a senseless act of violence which marks the 68th mass shooting in the United states this year alone.

Five others who were injured remain in a critical condition.

Police say the man suspected of carrying out the attack died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Shots were fired in two buildings at the campus shortly after 8PM local time.

The 43-year-old had no known affiliation to the university, and his motive remains a mystery.

A survivor of the Sandy Hook School mass shooting in 2012 is a student at Michigan State University and released this video calling for gun reform.

This chief medical officer of a hospital treating Michigan State University shooting victims became emotional when speaking on the staff’s response.

Students who were on campus during the attack described a sense of panic as they jumped out of windows, hid in corners and sprinted out of buildings to avoid the gunman.

Michigan Democrats are considering speeding up the passage of new gun legislation following the shooting at Michigan State University on Monday evening.

Governor Gretchin Whitmer says residents “cannot keep living like this”.