2012 University of Pittsburgh bomb threats

This refers to a series of bomb threats that disrupted the University of Pittsburgh campus during the spring of 2012. Over the course of several months, the institution received numerous threatening messages and had to evacuate multiple buildings repeatedly.

The threats began with messages left in bathrooms and soon escalated to anonymous emails sent through untraceable servers. Authorities launched investigations to identify those responsible and bring the disruption under control.

Students at the University of Pittsburgh faced academic disruptions and heightened stress levels during spring semester exams due to continuous evacuation requirements.

Visitors should be aware that security measures and access checks were heightened across campus to ensure safety. Many buildings have strict entry protocols, so it is advisable to check at an information desk upon arrival.

The group responsible, known as 'The Threateners', demanded removal of the $50,000 reward offered by the university, claiming it targeted young pranksters unfairly.

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Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:45