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This is a test of the UL Lafayette Emergency Notification System. This is only a test.

After assessing the events of last Wednesday’s pair of bomb threats, UL Lafayette officials determined that communications, evacuations and street closures were timely and effective, while they also look at ways to improve for the future. http://www.louisiana.edu/news-events/news/20140722/university-local-officials-effectively-respond-bomb-threat

The University’s emergency notification system sends alerts by email, phone, and text message to members of the UL Lafayette community in situations where an immediate threat is evident. For more information on the ENS system and to sign up for … Continue reading →

The University has opened on-campus residences. Classes remain canceled for tonight, July 16. The University is fully open Thursday, July 17. Other services open tonight: Guillory Dining Hall 5:30-7:30 p.m., Dupre Library 5-8 p.m., and Bourgeois Hall 4 -8 p.m., … Continue reading →

Today, the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force, to include the Louisiana State Police, the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office and the  Lafayette Police Department, and in collaboration with the University of Louisiana Lafayette Police Department, responded to a bomb threat to the … Continue reading →

Classes and events have been canceled at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette for the remainder of Wednesday, July 16.  Students who live in on-campus housing will be notified when they are allowed to return. Essential employees, including those who … Continue reading →

Legacy Park and Cajun Village residents have been relocated to City Hall.

Transfer and Adult Orientation are still scheduled to begin tomorrow. Freshmen Orientation students concerned with registering, paying fees and other campus activities will be able to do so on a later date.  More information will be posted on the Orientation website. http://orientation.louisiana.edu

Classes have officially been canceled for the rest of today and this evening. Classes are set to resume tomorrow.

Lafayette Police are asking motorists to avoid the area around the UL campus and related locations. This area includes major roadways such as Johnston Street, St. Mary Boulevard, South College Road, West Pinhook Road, University Avenue, as well as roadways … Continue reading →