Shelter-in-Place Order Lifted at Towson University Following Nearby Shooting
A shelter-in-place order at Towson University was lifted after a shooting occurred nearby.
Baltimore, MD, September 28, 2026 —
Towson, MD – A shelter-in-place order that was issued for Towson University has been lifted. The order was put into effect after a shooting incident was reported in the vicinity of the university campus. Authorities have confirmed that the campus is now safe and normal operations can resume.
The shelter-in-place directive required students, faculty, and staff to seek immediate shelter in a secure location, remain quiet, and await further instructions. This measure is typically enacted during active threats to ensure the safety of the campus community.
Details regarding the shooting incident itself, including the exact time it occurred, the specific location, the nature of the incident, or any potential involvement of the university campus itself, were not immediately available. The duration of the shelter-in-place order also varied depending on the information provided by the user. Information regarding any injuries or arrests related to the shooting has not been disclosed at this time.
University officials and local law enforcement agencies worked in conjunction to monitor the situation. Once authorities determined that the immediate threat had passed and the area was secure, the shelter-in-place order was rescinded. Students and staff were notified through official university communication channels as the situation evolved.
The university has not released further information concerning the investigation into the shooting or the specific circumstances that led to the campus-wide alert. Updates will be provided as they become available from official sources.
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