(Update as of 6:30 p.m.)
As of 6:20 PM, power has been restored in all of the academic and residence hall buildings that experienced today’s power outage. We appreciate your patience during this time.
(update as of 3:20 p.m.)
The power outage in Link Hall, Lyman Hall, Life Science Center, Sci-Tech, Machinery Hall, Bowne Hall, Smith Hall, Slocum Hall, Marion Hall, and Hinds Hall is likely to continue until 4:30 PM. Additionally, the following residence halls will experience a power outage from about 3:45 PM until 4:30 PM; Booth Hall, Watson Hall, Kimmel Hall, DellPlain Hall, Haven Hall, as well as at the Adams Garage. While crews continue working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible, we will provide further updates if there are any changes to the current outage time frames.
(Earlier post)
There is currently a power outage in the following buildings: Link Hall, Lyman Hall, Life Science Center, Sci-Tech, Machinery Hall, Bowne Hall, Smith Hall, Slocum Hall, Marion Hall and Hinds Hall. It is expected that the outage will last at least 45 minutes. Crews are working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
Further information will be provided if there are class changes or if the outage is expected to last any longer than currently predicted.
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