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Heat Restored to Recently Affected Buildings, Normal Operations Resume Monday
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Seven North Carolina A&T State University buildings recently affected by a heating outage are all back online. Operations in those buildings will return to normal Monday (Nov. 3) morning.
Five academic buildings were included in the outage:
- Craig Hall
- Crosby Hall
- General Classroom Building
- Merrick Hall
- Paul Robeson Theatre
Students who have questions about returning to in-person class meetings should contact their course instructor. Staff and faculty assigned to these buildings will return to their regular workspaces and may direct questions regarding transition details to their supervisors.
Cooper and Morrow residence halls reopened late last week, and all residents have returned to their rooms.
We appreciate the patience and flexibility of our campus community during this unexpected outage and thank all who responded to the outage for their swift action.
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