University of Texas orders evacuation of all buildings AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - The University of Texas at Austin ordered an emergency evacuation of all buildings on Friday after receiving a telephone call from an unidentified male who threatened to set off bombs across the campus, officials said. "The university received a call from a male with a Middle Eastern accent claiming to have placed bombs all over campus," university spokesman Gary Susswein said. He said he was associated with al Qaeda and said the bombs would go off in about 90 minutes. The university, with a student enrollment of about 51,000 and another 24,000 staff and faculty members, made the decision to evacuate after receiving a call at 8:35 a.m., Susswein said. It then posted an emergency alert on the university website just before 10 a.m.. "Evacuation due to threats on campus," the alert read. Immediately evacuate ALL buildings and get as far away as possible. More information to come. Buildings at North Dakota State University in Fargo also were evacuated Friday because of a bomb threat. Reporting By Corrie MacLaggan and Jim Forsyth; Editing by Bill Trott