Last Saturday, two people were killed and nine others wounded at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, after a gunman dressed in black entered the Ivy League school's engineering building during final exams and began firing.

With the Brown University shooter still at large, several schools in Providence have canceled school on Monday, Dec. 15.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley has been thrust into the national spotlight following the mass shooting at Brown University that killed two students and injured nine more.

Gov. Dan McKee said that President Donald Trump was very "empathetic" on the phone as they talked about the university shooting.

The mass shooting at Brown University has shoved Providence Mayor Brett Smiley into the national spotlight, causing some people, largely outside of the state to ask who he is.

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Smiley says there is no sign of an ‘ongoing threat,’ and police presence has been stepped up around the Brown campus with help from outside agencies.

Hundreds gathered for a vigil overnight to honor and remember the victims of the shooting at Brown University.