The University of Texas at Austin was placed on lockdown Monday evening as multiple law enforcement agencies responded to reports of a potential shooter on campus.
University officials issued an emergency alert warning students, faculty, and staff to “RUN, HIDE, or FIGHT” and to take immediate action to protect themselves. Authorities urged people on campus to shelter in place, secure doors, and avoid the area while police worked to assess the situation.
Several local and state law enforcement agencies were seen responding to the campus, with officers actively searching and securing buildings. At this time, officials have not confirmed whether shots were fired or if there are any injuries.
The university said the lockdown was implemented as a precaution while police investigate the report. Students and staff were advised to remain indoors and await further instructions through official university communication channels.
This is a developing story. Additional details will be released as authorities provide updates and more information becomes available.
