The University of Massachusetts Amherst has announced a variety of immediate resources for students affected by the three-alarm fire that damaged an Olympia Place apartment complex late Friday night and continued into Saturday.

An estimated 230 residents at Olympia Place have been displaced, according to the Amherst Fire Department.

Read more: 230 residents displaced after multi-alarm fire hits off-campus housing in Amherst

The university is focusing on helping those residents — a majority of whom are UMass Amherst students — with essential needs:

Dining: Displaced residents have immediate, cost-free access to all UMass Amherst dining commons.

Emergency Resource Center: An on-campus center has opened exclusively for Olympia Place residents to address needs such as housing, med

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