A lockdown at the Savannah State University in Georgia has been lifted after a shooting in which a man was injured.
Police had been called to the scene and students were told to stay in place and cooperate with officers.
The campus is located in the heart of the city.
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A boat packed with migrants has sunk off the coast of Libya, and up to 200 people are feared dead.
Rescuers say many appeared to have been trapped in the hold when the vessel capsized.
Dozens of others have been pulled from the water.
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Fianna Fáil's spokesperson on Justice has criticised the government for what he claims is a serious under resourcing of An Garda Síochána.
Niall Collins comments follow the death of 62-year old carpenter John O'Donoghue in Doon, County Limerick.
Mr O'Donoghue is believed to have suffered a heart attack yesterday afternoon - after discovering his house had been burgled.
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Lawyers for the former chairman of Anglo are back in the High Court today as they attempt to stop his criminal trial from going ahead.
Sean Fitzpatrick is facing 27 charges under the Companies Act.
21 of the 27 charges faced by Mr. Fitzpatrick accuse him of making a misleading, false or deceptive statement to Anglo’s auditors Ernst & Young.
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Barack Obama says New Orleans is still recovering, ten years after Hurricane Katrina caused widespread destruction in the city.
While there's been progress on rebuilding, the US president admits there are problems with poverty and inequality.
During a trip to New Orleans, he said devastating flooding was made worse by a slow government response.
