US police are responding to an active shooter situation involving multiple victims at Morgan State University in Baltimore.
There is a "preliminary report of four individuals shot" somewhere on the university grounds, Baltimore City Fire Department Director of Communications Kevin Cartwright told CNN.
Both police and the university – a small HBCU in northeast Baltimore – have urged those on campus to shelter in place and avoid the area.
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Footage from CNN affiliate WJZ shows multiple emergency response vehicles surrounding a taped-off student dormitory building.
The glass of one of the building's upper-floor windows appears to be shattered.
"Please stay clear of the area surrounding Thurgood Marshall Hall and the Murphy Fine Arts Centre and shelter in place," the university said in a notice on its website.
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Police said they were responding to the 1700 block of Argonne Drive.
ATF Baltimore said its agents are assisting police in responding to the shooting.
Morgan State is a historically Black university and had about 9000 students enrolled in Fall 2022.