Winston-Salem police said two separate shootings on Winston-Salem State University's campus Saturday night left one person dead and three people injured, WYFF reported after an early Sunday briefing¹.

WYFF said police received a call about 9:45 p.m. Saturday and held a news conference about 1:45 a.m. Sunday¹.

Asked then whether anyone had been arrested, officers said they did not have that information, according to WYFF¹.

Police said the campus had been locked down and later reopened, and that extra officers would remain in the area, WYFF reported¹.

Chancellor Bonita J. Brown said two shootings on Nov. 7 killed one person and injured three others and that remaining homecoming events were canceled, according to the statement carried by WYFF¹.

A later WXII report, citing Winston-Salem police, said the first shooting was in the 600 block of South Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and that 19-year-old Peyton Patterson died at the scene².

WXII said police also found 22-year-old Alyssa Ellerbee with a gunshot wound; she was treated at a hospital and released².

WXII reported that police charged 20-year-old Ziyaire Spinks with murder and related firearms counts and charged Cequan Brower with affray, and that neither was a student².

WXII said a second shooting at 10:22 p.m. at Victory Circle and Cromartie Street injured Najir Pearsall, 21, listed in critical but stable condition, and Makyiah Ward, 20, listed as stable, with no arrests announced in that case².

The university canceled classes Monday, Nov. 9, with a planned return Tuesday, WXII reported².