The Study Abroad Office awaits word from its program partners in Paris, assistant director Jessica Fetridge said. Some programs have already reached out to NU’s Study Abroad Office confirming that all students are accounted for, while others have yet to respond, she said.

“We are working with our programs right now to determine the safety of all our students.” Fetridge said. “We don’t have an update, but we’re working on accounting all of them right now.”

The New York Times reported that the casualties resulted from at least six attacks that were likely coordinated. All assailants have been killed, Paris police head Michel Cadot told reporters. The attack appears to be the second deadliest in a Western city since 9/11, according to counterterrorism intelligence group IntelCenter.

At least one NU student studying abroad was at the scene of one of the attacks Friday. Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera tearfully revealed on air that his daughter, Weinberg junior Simone Rivera, was at the Stade de France stadium with her friends and managed to escape the three explosions at the site. He said his daughter had been stranded with the rest of the audience outside the stadium, which he said was about four miles from her apartment.

“My daughter Simone told me she heard the three explosions near halftime,” he said on air. “This is a terrifying, military-scale attack. … You can imagine what it was like for us as parents waiting for her to communicate with us.”