Gunman opens fire at Central Michigan University, 2 shot

At least two people were shot when a gunman opened fire inside a Michigan university building early Friday morning.

Students and faculty at Central Michigan University were sent emergency alerts around 9 a.m., Friday that a shot had been fired at Campbell Hall. Local police said two people were shot, their conditions unknown.

The university tweeted that a suspect was “still at large” and that students and faculty on campus should “take shelter.”

Mount Pleasant Police told Fox News that they are searching for a black man who is considered “armed and dangerous.”

“We don’t know where he is,” police added.

A university police official confirmed to Fox New that the department was monitoring the situation but declined to provide details.

The Mt. Pleasant Sun reported the suspect reportedly has short hair and wearing yellow-colored jeans, a blue hoodie with a weapon tucked in his belt.

Central Michigan has about 23,000 students. The campus is in Mount Pleasant, about 70 miles (112.6 kilometers) north of Lansing.