The supposed shooting at the University of Oklahoma was a false alarm. (Image via Wikipedia)

A faculty member told police officials he heard noises that sounded like gunshots, but when police and SWAT teams responded to the incident, no evidence was found. No bullet casings, no witnesses, no apparent shooter. 

"We can never take these kind of reports lightly," President David Boren said in a press conference. "The faculty member did exactly the right thing, they informed police immediately, that's exactly what should be done. Our system worked. We are just thankful that no one was injured at all."

The faux shooting happened just one day after a shooting at Purdue University -- a very real incident that left one student dead. 

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