San Francisco State campus closed, buildings evacuated due to unconfirmed bomb threat

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco State University's campus is closed through Thursday evening after an unconfirmed bomb threat.

According to university police, they worked with the San Francisco Police Department to investigate the matter and they determined there was no threat to public safety,

A tweet sent out by SF State police stated the closure was activated for only the main campus around 2:20 p.m. Thursday.

Police said several buildings were being evacuated which included the student union, library, and a residential building.

Final exams are happening this week, and the school of nursing was holding a graduation ceremony in one of the buildings.

According to SF State police, the campus will reopen for regular operations on Friday and all finals scheduled for Thursday evening will be rescheduled.

There was also an evacuation on campus last month, after a man walked into the library and said he was going to "shoot up and blow up" the building.

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He was arrested on two felony counts of making criminal threats.

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