Shooting reported at University of Oklahoma
 

Shooting reported at University of Oklahoma
By Josh Levs, CNN
updated 12:57 PM EST, Wed January 22, 2014

The university in Norman, Oklahoma, reports a shooting on campus
Students are told to shelter in place

The school says to avoid Gould Hall, which houses the College of Architecture

(CNN) -- The University of Oklahoma in Norman reported a shooting on campus Wednesday.

"Avoid Gould Hall. Seek immediate shelter in place," the school said on Twitter and on its website.

Fifteen minutes later, the school tweeted, "No new info at this time. Remain sheltered in place."

Gould Hall houses the university's College of Architecture.

Major Bruce Chan of campus police told CNN there was a report of shots fired in that area of campus, and that university as well as local police were responding.

It was not immediately known whether anyone has been wounded.

The incident took place at around 11:20 a.m. local time (12:20 p.m. ET), while classes were in session.
Students and faculty were alerted via text.

On Tuesday, a gunman shot and killed a man at Purdue University in Indiana.
CNN's Sara Pratley contributed to this report.

That's a goddamn shame.

WTF is up with this bull shit?

Aim for Stoops

Horrid

There's apparently no evidence of shots being fired yet. Could just be someone seen with a concealed weapon.

Obligatory "blame college campuses durrr" and "Just another data point showing the need to ban guns hurrr hurr".

There, now you guys don't have to argue about it.

Purdue yesterday, Oklahoma today... good grief.

They would not send this if there was still anything to worry about.

I wonder if it has something to do with college being too stressful for kids these days. 2 in one week at major universities is ridiculous.

This isn't helping our cause!

LMAO

Not sure if I want my kids to leave the house anymore.

It was a false alarm

Bama fans really hate losing

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