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UPDATED 9:14 p.m.
中新网5月19日电 据法新社报道，美国享有盛名的哈佛大学19日发生枪击案，一人受伤。
报道称，一名不明身份人员19日在校园内开枪射击，致使一人受伤，尚不清楚伤者是否该校学生。警方已经封锁了校园附近街道。详细情况仍在调查中。
哈佛大学最新报道原文及链接如下：
BREAKING NEWS: Unidentified 'College-Aged' Male Shot in Kirkland House
House Master says Kirkland residents not involved; identities of victim and shooter still unknown.
An unidentified man was shot sometime before 5 p.m. Monday in the basement of J-Entry of Kirkland House, in what House Master Tom Conley is calling "in most likelihood, a targeted shooting."
The victim was bleeding from the lower torso but still conscious, according to Dental School student Jared M. Sprague, who says he helped support the victim after the shooting. Sprague said the victim appeared to be a "college-aged" African American.
According to Conley, the victim was not a Kirkland resident, but not enough information was yet available for administrators to make a statement about whether he was a Harvard student.
Conley, who spoke to police shortly after the shooting, also said two to three suspects fled the scene after the incident. He added that the victim was in stable condition and had been brought to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
In response to a question about whether police were looking for a gunman, Cambridge Police Department spokesman James DeFrancesco responded that it was "very possible." DeFrancesco said he did not know whether the victim was a Harvard student. State police crews were doing forensics at the scene this evening.
At 7:20 p.m., a line of 11 Harvard and Cambridge police officers spaced themselves out across the grassy Malkin Athletic Center quad, walking toward Kirkland from the Lowell House side with heads bent as if looking for something.
Multiple students told The Crimson that they heard three noises that sounded like gunshots shortly before 5 p.m.
Bryant Bonner ཅ, a student in E entry of Kirkland, said he heard bangs, then "saw three people running from J entryway through my window. They were wearing baseball caps."
Greta Friar ཇ, who lives J-entry, said she heard three shots and immediately after someone saying, "Shit, shit! Oh, shit!" Friar said she later saw bullet casings on the stairwell in the entryway.
Kirkland House Masters Tom and Verena Conley notified the House of the shooting in an e-mail sent at 5:32 p.m. A Harvard University text message alert was sent to students subscribed to the system 13 minutes later.
"We ask everyone to cooperate with the police and staff in the hours ahead," the House Masters wrote. "We will apprise everyone of further developments."
Conley said later this evening that administrators were making preparations to extend “exam forgiveness” to students hampered by delays due to today's incident. The provisions would allow Kirkland residents to “renegotiate the taking of exams because people are unable to get to their things and their rooms," he said.
According to Conley, students were "visibly shaken but very reassured" as of this evening.
Around 8 p.m., University President Drew G. Faust walked into Kirkland, telling a reporter she was there to address students.
Sprague, the dental student who said he helped the victim, said he walking towards the Malkin Athletic Center from Education School when he saw the victim stumbling toward him. Another woman on the scene called 911 upon witnessing the student's distress, Sprague said.
A portion of Dunster Street was been blocked off starting at Mt. Auburn Street and extending south after police arrived on the scene.
Massachusetts, Cambridge, and Harvard police were all on the scene as of 6:30 p.m. News helicopters were also hovering overhead midway through the hour.
--Bora Fezga, William N. White, Christian B. Flow, and Eric P. Newcomer contributed to the reporting of this story.
--Check TheCrimson.com for more updates throughout the evening.
--Check The Crimson's Twitter at www.twitter.com/thecrimson for updates.
CORRECTION
An earlier update of this article incorrectly stated that Kirkland House Master Tom Conley said the victim was not a Harvard student. In fact, Conley only said that the victim was not a Kirkland resident.