Several people sustained injuries in a shooting incident involving multiple suspects at Virginia State University, leading to a temporary lockdown of the campus early Saturday, according to the university's announcement.A shooting incident at Virginia State University resulted in injuries to several individuals, prompting a campus lockdownThe incident occurred at approximately 1:30 a.m. outside a residence hall on campus, and both campus police and local authorities are conducting an investigation, as per the university. Upon their arrival, law enforcement discovered five people with gunshot injuries.Virginia State University shooting: Here's what we know about victimsThe injured people were transported to local hospitals for medical care. One person is presently in critical condition, whereas the other four have injuries that are not considered life-threatening, according to the university.University officials said that a "significant law enforcement presence continues on campus" as the police carry on with their investigation. It remains unclear at this time whether any suspects have been apprehended.Also Read: Who is Melissa L. Farris? 5 things to know as woman charged over World War II Memo vandalism, ‘Clean hands Dirty $’Virginia State University, located in Chesterfield, Virginia, is a historically Black institution. Classes for the upcoming academic year were scheduled to commence on Monday, as per CBS News affiliate WTVR.According to Lt. James Lamb with Chesterfield Police, “A significant law enforcement presence remains on campus as investigators process the scene. Virginia State University Police, ATF, and the Hanover County Sheriff's Office are assisting with the ongoing investigation," 6 News reported.Virginia State University shooting: Any arrest made?No further information regarding the arrests or the details surrounding the shooting was available at the last update.School officials have advised students to "continue to avoid the area and follow all law enforcement instructions."Classes are scheduled to commence at the Historically Black University on Monday. The institution welcomed nearly 1,500 new students during a special pinning ceremony on Friday morning, which featured NFL MVP Cam Newton as the keynote speaker.If you possess any information that may assist detectives, please contact VSU Police at 804-524-5411, Chesterfield County Police at 804-748-1251, or Crime Solvers at 804-748-0660.