READ MORE: Tyler Junior College to suspend some students after shots fired at campus



"This is extremely rare, this is not what we are at Tyler Junior College," said Randy Melton, TJC Chief of Police.



Campus police say they don't believe the three incidents are related.



"It's a little unsettling for me because I'm coming in from a new area," said student David Mooney.



Student Rebecca Najera said she hopes the gun activity the campus is seeing recently will be included in conversations when the school determines its campus carry policy.



"While it's not started on junior college campuses right now it makes you worry about what's going to happen in the next year. Because this is happening while people aren't carrying guns," Najera said.



Students said they hope the campus alerts they've received recently don't become a normal occurrence.