WALB-TV reported the shooting happened on the university’s east campus and preliminary details shared with WALB by Albany Police Chief Michael Persley said they do not have a motive behind the shooting.

ALBANY, Ga. ( WALB /Gray News) - One person is dead and five others, including children, are injured after a shooting at a Georgia college during its homecoming weekend. The shooting happened Saturday at Albany State University’s East Campus in Albany, Georgia.

One person was killed and at least five others wounded in a shooting at Albany State University in Georgia during the school’s homecoming Saturday night, police said. The deceased victim was identified as 19-year-old De-Marion Tayshawn Daniels, local NBC affiliate WALB reported. Daniels was from Atlanta, about 150 miles north of Albany.

ALBANY, Ga. — One person is dead and another six are injured after someone opened fire during Albany State University’s homecoming weekend. WALB-TV is reporting that it happened on the university’s east campus.

One person has been killed and several others were injured in a Saturday night "incident" at the Albany State University campus in Georgia, the university's interim president said.

ALBANY, Ga. — Homecoming week at Albany State University took a tragic turn Saturday night after shots rang out, leaving one dead and six injured. The shooting took place near the Student Union on the university's East Campus, according to WALB, the NBC affiliate in Albany. Some of the victims were treated inside the Student Union.

One person was killed and five others were wounded in a shooting during homecoming weekend at Albany State University in Georgia, a school official said. Interim President Lawrence M. Drake […]

Albany State president confirms De’Marion Daniels as the victim of the homecoming shooting, assures no current threat, and urges campus vigilance as investigation co

One person was killed and five people were injured in a shooting at one of Albany State University’s Homecoming events late Saturday night. On Monday afternoon, ASU Interim President Dr. Lawrence Drake II delivered a message about the shooting.