September 14, 2012. 9 Photos

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    UT staff member Pam Martinez turns people away from entering the West Mall during a bomb threat on Sept. 14, 2012
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    UT students, faculty, and staff wait on the Drag across from West Mall during a bomb threat on Sept. 14, 2012
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    Research Society for Victorian Periodicals holds their keynote address outside the AT&T Executive Education & Conference Center during a UT bomb threat on Sept. 14, 2012
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    (l-r) UT chief of police Robert Dahlstrom, UT President William Powers, Mayor Lee Leffingwell, and City Manager Marc Ott at a press conference regarding a bomb threat on the UT campus on Sept. 14, 2012
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    UT chief of police Robert Dahlstrom (l) and UT President William Powers at a press conference regarding a bomb threat on the UT campus on Sept. 14, 2012
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    UT chief of police Robert Dahlstrom (l) and UT President William Powers at a press conference regarding a bomb threat on the UT campus on Sept. 14, 2012
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    (l-r) UT chief of police Robert Dahlstrom, UT President William Powers, and Mayor Lee Leffingwell at a press conference regarding a bomb threat on the UT campus on Sept. 14, 2012
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    UT President William Powers (l) and Mayor Lee Leffingwell at a press conference regarding a bomb threat on the UT campus on Sept. 14, 2012
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    UT chief of police Robert Dahlstrom, UT President William Powers, Mayor Lee Leffingwell, and City Manager Marc Ott at a press conference regarding a bomb threat on the UT campus on Sept. 14, 2012

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