Update Sept. 18, 3 p.m.
Indiana State University officials identified the victim of an off-campus shooting as ISU freshman Valentina “Tina” Delva.
"This is a very tragic situation that every university president prays never happens. Our entire community must come together to care for one another as we remember her life," ISU President Deborah Curtis wrote in a news release.
An investigation is ongoing.
Original story:
A shooting in Indiana that police said apparently stemmed from a college house party left one person dead while two others were being treated at a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
A news release from Indiana State University said the incident involved ISU students, but police have not released the identity of the victim.
The shooting occurred between 1:30 and 2 a.m. Friday, Terre Haute police Sgt. Ryan Adamson said on Twitter. He did not say whether anyone was in custody but asked that anyone with information call police. It happened about 2 miles from the Indiana State University campus.
Working a shooting that occurred between 130-2:00 this morning. It appears to have stemmed from a college house party. Unfortunately 1 victim is deceased and 2 others are being treated at a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries. Anyone with info...please call pd — Sgt. Ryan Adamson (@THPDPIO) September 18, 2020
Messages left with police were not immediately returned, but according to the ISU statement, THPD is actively working with ISU police in the investigation.
Emma Atkinson contributed to this story.