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A bomb threat was reported Monday at West Virginia University.
The threat was made just before 12:30 p.m. on the Evansdale Campus in Morgantown.
According to WVU officials, a university employee in the Mineral Resources Building received a phone call prompting an evacuation order to be posted on the university’s X page — formerly Twitter.
The Engineering Sciences buildings were immediately closed and public transit services at the Engineering Station temporarily halted.
After performing a thorough search of the Mineral Resources Building, university police officers found no evidence of a threat and campus operations returned to normal around 2 p.m.
An investigation into the origin of the call is underway.
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