Active Shooter: Texas Southern University Shooting Campus On Lockdown, 1 Dead, Possible Suspect In Custody (UPDATED)

UPDATE, 6:59 p.m.: Houston Police public information officer Jodi Silva revealed police arrested two suspects connected with the TSU shooting and are in the process of searching for a third, according to CNN.

UPDATE, 3:17 p.m.: Police have confirmed a possible suspect is in custody, but it's unclear if they will continue to search for additional suspects, according to FOX News.

UPDATE, 2:33 p.m.: The Houston Police Department confirmed that one of the people shot during the incident died after he was taken to the hospital for injuries, according to NBC News.

Houston Police are on the scene at a student housing complex near the campus of Texas Southern University following reports of a shooting, according to ABC's Texas affiliated ABC 13, just hours after a similar shooting claimed the life of one student at Northern Arizona University

The Texas Southern University shooting happened at the Courtyard Apartments on Blodgett Street near Canfield around 11:30 a.m., according to Click2Houston.

Details about the shooting are conflicting thus far, with some sites reporting one person shot, while others are reporting two were shot. Regardless of numbers, the status of those involved are still unknown.

TSU spokeswoman Eva Pickens issued a statement, revealing that the campus is on lockdown until further notice:

"Texas Southern University has announced the campus is on lockdown following a shooting incident just moments ago. Early reports indicate two shot - conditions not known right now. The assailant is still at large. All staff are asked to remain in offices - students to remain in classrooms until further notice."

Students have taken to Twitter to talk about the shooting:

#TxSU if your in Courtyard apts be careful....there's another shooting going on in Housing. Ambulance is on the scene
— TxSU Followtrain (@TxSUFollowtrain) October 9, 2015