Several injured in mass shooting at Lincoln University during homecoming event in Pennsylvania | World News
The incident took place at the school which is located about 50 miles from Philadelphia, on Baltimore Pike in western Chester County. (AP Photo/ Representational)
A mass shootout took place at the Pennsylvania campus of Lincoln University during Homecoming weekend on Saturday night and at least four people have been injured, according to the Chester County Drict Attorney.
In a post on X, the Chester County Drict Attorney’s Office said that they are aware of a shooting at Lincoln University with multiple victims. “Law enforcement has responded to the scene and are actively investigating. Please avoid the area at this time,” the post added.
The Chester County Drict Attorney’s Office is aware of a shooting with multiple victims that occurred at Lincoln University this evening. Law enforcement has responded to the scene and are actively investigating. Please avoid the area at this time. pic.twitter.com/2ENMLM1Ds5— Chester County Drict Attorney’s Office (@chescoda) October 26, 2025
Since the surrounding roads have been blocked, the authorities have urged people to avoid the area. The shooting reportedly took place after around 9pm on Saturday during the school’s tailgate and yardfest event near the football field, CBS News reported.
I’ve been briefed on the shooting at Lincoln University tonight, and my Adminration has offered our full support to President Allen and local law enforcement.Please avoid the area, continue to follow the guidance of local law enforcement, and join Lori and me in praying for…— Governor Josh Shapiro (@GovernorShapiro) October 26, 2025
The incident took place at the school which is located about 50 miles from Philadelphia, on Baltimore Pike in western Chester County. The CBS News report, quoting a witness, stated that one person was seen receiving CPR.
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro responded to the shooting on X and wrote, “I’ve been briefed on the shooting at Lincoln University tonight, and my Adminration has offered our full support to President Allen and local law enforcement. Please avoid the area, continue to follow the guidance of local law enforcement, and join Lori and me in praying for the Lincoln University community.”
