2 colleges resume in-person classes after multiple threats in Springfield

SPRINGFIELD — Two local colleges will resume in-person classes after threats forced them to move classes online last week.

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As reported on News Center 7 Daybreak, both colleges have implemented safety protocols in the wake of these threats.

As reported last week by News Center 7, Clark State Community College and Wittenberg University moved all classes online after both received threats.

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Wittenberg received two threats, one for a potential shooting and the other for a bomb. Clark State also received a threat through email.

Both schools said they decided to open after consulting with national, state, and local law enforcement to ensure the safety of their students, staff, and faculty.

Wittenburg will have increased security patrols and two 24-hour cameras running at high-traffic spots on campus.

Both Schools will be keeping an eye out for any more potential threats and will be in contact with law enforcement as they welcome students back.

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