A professor and two students were transported to hospital after the attack at the University of Waterloo in Canada.
"Our first thoughts, of course, go to the students who were in the class and have turned immediately to making sure that, in addition to supporting the police inquiry, we've been there to support the mental health of our students and our staff."Waterloo students told Canadian broadcasters that the Gender Issues class was in progress when a man walked in.
Yusuf Kaymak said:"The guy basically walked in and asked the teacher if he was the professor. He said 'Yeah,' then he pulled out a knife and after that, everybody just ran out. Classes scheduled for Wednesday evening in Hagey Hall were canceled, but all other campus operations are proceeding as usual, according to the university.
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