DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: In South Orange, New Jersey, officials are promising a painstaking investigation into a deadly fire at Seton Hall University. Three students were killed, dozens of others were injured yesterday. Some students said they thought the fire alarm was a joke because of a number of previous false alarms. CNN's Frank Buckley says the fire caused some tense moments for students and their families.</s>FRANK BUCKLEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Some parents came to campus to find their children.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: My daughter called me. She told me not to get upset. She had to tell me something. And then she started to cry and she just told me what happened that she almost didn't get out of the room because she thought it was a prank again.</s>BUCKLEY: Anthony Danato's (ph) son survived, but suffered broken bones jumping from a third story window. Still, this father felt fortunate.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Driving down when we heard on the radio that three young freshman had passed away, my wife and I both cried.</s>BUCKLEY: Seton Hall is a Catholic university, part of archdiocese of Newark. Some here say faith will sustain the survivors.</s>MONSIGNOR ROBERT SCHEEREN, SETON HALL PRESIDENT: It will not be something that we cannot live through because of the faith that we have.</s>BUCKLEY: Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms are among those looking into the blaze. Investigators say, it's too early to determine a cause or to term the fire "suspicious." (on camera): Students left temporarily homeless by the fire are being housed at a recreation center on campus. Counseling is being offered, but most students are expected to leave campus. Classes have been canceled until next week. Frank Buckley, CNN, South Orange, New Jersey.
Seton Hall Fire: Tense Moments for Students and Their Families