(Published Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016) 
 
 What to Know Two people were stabbed at Rutgers' business school in Piscataway 
 
 Authorities said the suspect was in custody and was being treated for injuries along with the victims 
 
 Rutgers was briefly placed on lockdown after the stabbing at the university's business school 
 
 Two people were stabbed at Rutgers University's business school on the Livingston College campus in Piscataway, the college says. "I just hear yelling, and like sort of a struggle go down, then people started getting up looking frantic," said Stephen Mourad of Edison. “I saw a girl sitting in a chair and professors bringing towels to put on her wound somewhere around here, if I remember, and she was sitting in a chair with paramedics around her,” Nathan Gabriel added. The Middlesex County Prosecutors Office said the suspect took off after the attacks but was soon taken into custody with self-inflicted injuries. The school tweeted out an alert shortly before 3 p.m. Friday saying there had been a stabbing at the business school on the campus and urging students and faculty to avoid the area and take shelter.
– Five people were stabbed at the Rutgers University Business School in Piscataway, New Jersey, on Friday, CBS New York reports. According to NBC New York, the campus announced a lockdown Friday afternoon, advising students and staff to take shelter. A short time later the school announced a suspect was in custody, and the campus was declared safe, the AP reports. Further details were not available, and an investigation is underway.