More than a dozen HBCUs get bomb threats on the first day of Black History Month

At least seven historically black colleges and universities reported bomb threats Tuesday. At least one of them, Howard University, also received a bomb threat Monday

A growing number of historically black colleges and universities have had to lock down or postpone classes due to bomb threats on the first day of Black History Month.

At least 13 HBCUs reported bomb threats Tuesday. At least one of them, Howard University, also received a bomb threat Monday. These are some of the universities that have reported bomb threats Tuesday:Coppin State University Someone called the Baltimore university and said there was a bomb on campus, Coppin State spokesperson Angela Galeano told CNN. Read MoreThe threat was immediately reported to campus police, Galeano said.

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