Law enforcement officials have declared that a suspicious package has been "deemed safe" after it was discovered on the Rutgers University campus.
The school announced Monday at 8:04 a.m. that police responded to the Douglass Parking Deck in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Authorities advised the public to avoid the area while an investigation was conducted.
At 10:06 p.m., the university announced the area surrounding the parking garage has been reopened.
No other details were disclosed.
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Law enforcement officials are also conducting probes into two other bombings in the state.
Earlier this morning, a device detonated at a train station in Elizabeth as the FBI was working to disarm it. Four other devices were also discovered. Authorities have not reported any injuries.
On Saturday, a pipe bomb exploded before a charity 5K run to benefit military personnel in Seaside Park, Ocean County. No one was injured, but the event was canceled.