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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) -- Indiana State University is offering help to students displaced after an apartment fire Friday.
It happened at Sycamore Place Apartments.
Fire officials say 6 of the 14 apartments were damaged in the electrical fire.
Sadly, a puppy also died.
ISU is trying to help.
Students can go to the residential life office, or contact the Dean of students to find a temporary home.
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