2 killed, 9 injured in Brown University shooting

• Brown University said in a Sunday night post that police "advised they do not believe there is any immediate threat to Brown or the local community."

The big picture: The gunman opened fire in a classroom about 4pm Saturday, officials said.

• Brown President Christina Paxson confirmed in a Sunday post to college community members that all 11 shooting victims were students.
• Providence Police Department has released video footage of a person of interest in connection with the shooting.

State of play: University officials said students were scheduled to take final exams in the building during the time of the shooting, The New York Times reported.

• Provost Francis J. Doyle III announced Sunday morning that the semester's remaining undergraduate, graduate, and medical exams and projects will not take place.
• "Students are free to leave if they are able," Doyle wrote, noting that learning is "significantly hindered" by the tragedy.

What they're saying: President Trump addressed the shooting in a speech from the White House.

• "So to the nine injured get well fast, and to the families of those two that are no longer with us, I pay my deepest regards and respects from the United States of America."

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Editor's note: This article has been updated with additional details throughout.