Pitt received bomb threats to the William Pitt Union and Litchfield Towers Wednesday… Pitt received bomb threats to the William Pitt Union and Litchfield Towers Wednesday night.
At around 11:15 p.m., Pitt evacuated the four buildings. The threats bring the total bomb threat count to 67.
The University sent out an Emergency Notification System alert around 11:20 p.m. notifying the campus of the threats. This is the first time the Union has received a bomb threat.
Wednesday morning at 4, Pitt evacuated five dorms, reopening the last about two and a half hours after the threats were received. Tuesday night, a bomb threat targeted Chancellor Mark Nordenberg’s Shadyside home.
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