Click here for a photo slide show from an election night celebration outside Pearce-Ford Tower. Students celebrated Sen. Barack Obama’s, D-Ill., election outside of Pearce-Ford Tower Tuesday night. They sang, chanted and danced. They crowded onto the south end of campus after three dorms’ fire alarms were pulled.

Western officials have taken action against eight students in connection with a fight that broke out on South Campus and then moved near Pearce-Ford Tower on Oct. 22. One student was dismissed from Western, two were banned from dorms and student activities and five were banned only from student activities, said Bob Skipper, director of media relations.

Officials are revising procedures for handling crisis situations on campus. On Oct. 22, police received reports of armed men on South Campus and shots fired at Pearce-Ford Tower. Officials said the incident appears to be only a physical fight that started on South Campus and continued to PFT.

Three Western students were indicted on Oct. 22 by a Warren County grand jury on multiple charges, including charges of spray-painting buildings and drug charges, according to Warren County Circuit Court records. Two of the three have been arrested. The arrests stem from an investigation into thousands of dollars in damage caused by graffiti around the city, said Barry Pruitt, public information officer for the Bowling Green Police Department.