SAEDNEWS: America’s gun-carrying freedom has once again led to another crime: an individual entered an exam hall at Brown University in Rhode Island and opened fire on students.
According to Saed News political desk, in another shooting incident at a U.S. university, students at Brown University in the state of Rhode Island were targeted. The attack has so far left two people dead and eight others injured.
According to U.S. media reports, the shooting occurred in the engineering school building during final examinations for the fall semester, at around 4:00 p.m. local time. The university immediately issued an “active shooter” alert, urging all students and staff to shelter in place.
Witnesses described the suspect as a man wearing dark clothing who fled the scene after opening fire. City police said the condition of the injured is critical. U.S. President Donald Trump also described the victims’ condition as very serious.
This is the first mass shooting in the history of Brown University, occurring just ahead of the Christmas holidays, and has once again reignited intense debate over gun control in the United States.
The freedom to carry firearms in the United States has once again resulted in deadly violence. An individual entered an exam hall at Brown University in Rhode Island and opened fire on students.
Fars News Agency – International Desk reported that in another shooting incident at a U.S. university, students at Brown University were attacked, resulting so far in two fatalities and eight injuries. According to American media, the incident took place inside the engineering faculty building during final exams at approximately 4:00 p.m. local time. The university promptly issued an active shooter warning and instructed students and staff to take shelter. Witnesses described the suspect as a man dressed in dark clothing who escaped after the shooting. Police officials stated that the injured victims are in critical condition, a description echoed by President Donald Trump. This marks the first mass shooting in Brown University’s history and has once again fueled heated discussions about gun control in the U.S.
According to official U.S. sources, from 2000 to late 2025, approximately 200 university students have been killed and more than 400 injured in shooting incidents on college campuses.
Additionally, a report by the U.S. Department of Education states that from 2000 to late 2025, shootings in American schools resulted in the deaths of more than 700 students and teenagers, with around 1,600 others injured. Overall, shootings across U.S. educational institutions have led to more than 900 deaths and 2,000 injuries.
