PISCATAWAY, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — A former student is in custody after allegedly stabbing two people at the Rutgers Business School in Piscataway on Friday afternoon, police say. 
 
 A faculty member and a student were stabbed inside an office on the Livingston Campus around 2:30 p.m., CBS2’s Tracee Carrasco reported. 
 
 Two students told CBS2 they heard a woman crying for help. 
 
 “It sounded like a struggle, so I thought maybe there was a fight, but it sounded like a girl screaming in pain,” Stephen Mourad said. 
 
 “I saw a girl sitting in a chair and professors bringing towels to put on her wound somewhere around here, if I remember, and she was sitting in a chair with paramedics around her,” Nathan Gabriel added. 
 
 The Middlesex County Prosecutors Office said the suspect took off after the attacks but was soon taken into custody with self-inflicted injuries. 
 
 RU ALERT: Stabbing at Rutgers Business School (New Brunswick). Avoid the area and/or take shelter. 11/04/2016 14:45:32 EDT — Rutgers University (@RutgersU) November 4, 2016 
 
 The university sent out a text alert and a tweet, warning students about the stabbing and advising them to shelter in place to avoid the area. 
 
 RU ALERT: Suspect in custody. Area is safe. Police investigation ongoing. 11/04/2016 15:29:35 EDT — Rutgers University (@RutgersU) November 4, 2016 
 
 Pictures posted to social media showed several police vehicles responding to the scene. 
 
 Updates from inside lockdown at Rutgers Business School. Everyone i'm with is shocked but safe @RutgersBSchool pic.twitter.com/XmntVnYiOh — KJ (@Plebianth0ughts) November 4, 2016 
 
 The lockdown was lifted soon after, but students were still shaken up Friday night. 
 
 “I was terrified because these things always happen lately,” one said. 
 
 The university said the stabbing was unprovoked and called it an “isolated incident.” 
 
 The investigation is ongoing. No charges have been filed. ||||| The New Brunswick Campus was on lockdown until the situation was under control. Stefan Holt reports. (Published Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016) 
 
 What to Know Two people were stabbed at Rutgers' business school in Piscataway 
 
 Authorities said the suspect was in custody and was being treated for injuries along with the victims 
 
 Rutgers was briefly placed on lockdown after the stabbing at the university's business school 
 
 Two people were stabbed at Rutgers University's business school on the Livingston College campus in Piscataway, the college says. 
 
 The school tweeted out an alert shortly before 3 p.m. Friday saying there had been a stabbing at the business school on the campus and urging students and faculty to avoid the area and take shelter. 
 
 Students on campus say it happened on the fifth floor of the business building, near a lounge where students were studying. 
 
 "I just hear yelling, and like sort of a struggle go down, then people started getting up looking frantic," said Stephen Mourad of Edison. 
 
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 Sophomore Nathan Gabriel said he saw a woman in a chair, and a lot of blood. 
 
 "I saw professors bring her towels to put on the wound, to apply pressure," he said. 
 
 A current student and a professor were stabbed, the prosecutor's office says. Rutgers said the man with a knife was a former student, and witnesses said he may have been trying to hurt himself. 
 
 The two stabbed victims, along with the man with the knife, were all taken to Robert Wood Johnson University School in New Brunswick to be treated for their injuries, authorities said. 
 
 A lockdown on campus was lifted a short time later. 
 
 There are more than 40,000 students enrolled at the New Brunswick campus, the largest of the state university's three locations. ||||| — The search for suspects in a Friday afternoon shooting that left an S.C. State University football player dead has been moved off-campus after the college was placed on lockdown for several hours following the incident. 
 
 The Orangeburg County Coroner’s Office has identified 20-year-old Brandon Alexander Robinson as the victim in the shooting that took place outside of a campus dormitory. Robinson was taken to The Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg, where he was later pronounced dead. 
 
 “He was a good student,” said S.C. State University president Thomas J. Elzey, who became emotional during a Friday evening briefing in the university’s administration building. 
 
 S.C. State Police Chief Mernard Clarkson said Friday evening that the State Law Enforcement Division has taken the lead in the investigation. But he confirmed that police are trying to identify four people who were in the area at the time of the incident and have identified at least one person of interest. He did not disclose that individual’s name and said no suspects were in custody. 
 
 Police have no motive for the shooting, Clarkson said. 
 
 Police were called to the Andrew Hugine Suites Living and Learning dorm on campus around 1:30 p.m. Friday. S.C. State officials called SLED for assistance shortly after the shooting occurred, SLED spokesman Thom Berry said. Once the student died, the case fell under SLED’s jurisdiction because of a state law that requires the agency to investigate all on-campus deaths, Berry said. 
 
 S.C. State and nearby Claflin University were on lockdown for several hours on Friday afternoon, as police searched the perimeters of the campuses. Shortly after the shooting, an emergency siren was activated at S.C. State and could be heard across both campuses for several hours. 
 
 As of 6 p.m., both campuses were off lockdown. S.C. State restricted campus entrance to the rear gate off Chestnut Street, which is customary after 6 p.m. each day, but campus remained under heightened security Friday night. 
 
 “Members of the campus community are asked to remain alert and report any suspicious activity,” Clarkson said. “Students are safe. The perimeter of the campus is secure.” 
 
 Students at both universities said they had little information about the incident but were advised to stay inside by means of campus-wide text messages, email alerts and other emergency notifications. And while the two campuses remained largely barren for much of the afternoon, a handful of students could been seen walking around outside. 
 
 S.C. State senior Aaron Riley, who lives off campus, said he heard about the incident shortly after it happened, when he was in the administration building, and said the sirens were ringing by the time he got outside. Riley, who was on he way home late Friday afternoon, said most students were staying inside. 
 
 According to the S.C. State Bulldogs football website, Robinson was a redshirt junior who played on the defensive line. He was a native of Orangeburg. 
 
 S.C. State and area law enforcement officials said their top priority will be ensuring the safety of other students while the search for the suspects continues. 
 
 “South Carolina State University will maintain a safe and secure environment for our faculty, staff and students,” said Elzey, who has been president since April. “Of course our first order of business here is to make sure our students are safe and cared for during this very difficult time.” 
 
 The S.C. State Police Department, the city of Orangeburg Public Safety Department and the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Department are continuing to support SLED in the investigation. 
 
 “I have the fullest confidence in our law enforcement officials to successfully bring this investigation to a close and arrest those responsible,” Elzey said. 
 
 S.C. State University is a historically black university with about 3,200 students in Orangeburg, about 40 miles south of Columbia.
– Five people were stabbed at the Rutgers University Business School in Piscataway, New Jersey, on Friday, CBS New York reports. According to NBC New York, the campus announced a lockdown Friday afternoon, advising students and staff to take shelter. A short time later the school announced a suspect was in custody, and the campus was declared safe, the AP reports. Further details were not available, and an investigation is underway.