Michigan State University issued an urgent alert to students Monday night after two separate shootings were reported on campus.

University officials stated that shots were fired near Berkey Hall and another at IM East. Students were advised to “secure in place” and follow the “Run, Hide, Fight” protocol.

Run means evacuating away from danger if it can be done safely, hide means to secure in place, and fight means protecting yourself if no other option, according to school officials.

“MSU Police report shots fired incident occurring on or near the East Lansing campus. Secure-in-Place immediately,” MSU officials said in an alert at around 8:30 p.m. local time.

The MSU police indicated that the suspect is believed to be on foot, and residents are asked to avoid the area.

MSU officials said in an update that the suspect is a “short male with a mask, possibly Black.”

The officials renewed their calls for people to shelter in place.

“We are still receiving multiple calls of an active shooter on campus,” MSU officials said.

The East Lansing Police Department urged residents to immediately shelter in place, stating that the shooter is still at large.

This is a developing story.