**FSU Cancels Sporting Events Following Campus Shooting Incident**
Florida State University (FSU) has announced the cancellation of all sporting events through Sunday following a tragic mass shooting on campus that resulted in the deaths of at least two individuals and left six others injured. In an official statement, the university confirmed, “All Florida State athletics home events through Sunday, April 20, have been canceled.” The university will provide further updates regarding events scheduled for the following week as they become available.
The cancellations affect several key events, including a three-game series for the No. 7-ranked baseball team against Virginia, which was set to begin on Thursday, as well as the No. 4 softball team’s final home series of the regular season against Georgia Tech, starting Friday. Additionally, the last two spring football practices have also been called off.
In light of the ongoing situation, FSU has suspended all classes through Friday. University police are currently managing an “active scene” on the Tallahassee campus, working diligently to bring the situation under control. FSU later communicated via social media that law enforcement had “neutralized the threat,” although certain areas of the campus remain classified as an “active crime scene.”
A senior law enforcement source in Florida indicated that at least one individual is in custody, though it has not been confirmed whether this person is the shooter. The FBI’s Jacksonville field office and the Tallahassee resident agency are also present at the scene to assist with the investigation.
As the university community grapples with this tragic event, the focus remains on ensuring the safety and well-being of students and staff.
**FAQ**
**What events have been canceled at FSU following the shooting?**
All sporting events, including baseball and softball games, as well as classes, have been canceled through Sunday, April 20, due to the recent shooting incident on campus.
