According to Chancellor Randy Woodson, the North Carolina State University’s Po Hall is expected to be closed at least at the end of 2024. He updated the university community on Tuesday, wrote, “We also guess that the building will remain closed at least 2024.”
A counseling firm is investigating potential toxic chemicals found in the building. Cancer -produced chemicals called PCB were found during testing at Po Hall in October, and the building was evacuated in November. Spring 2024 classes have been prescribed for poo hall.
In his letter to the campus community on February 20, 2024, Woodson said the next phase of the test for PCB would begin in early March.
Testing results and analysis may take months to make public.
By January 4, 2024, there was no plan to completely clean the building. Fabrics with fabrics, individual accessories and other objects such as non-essential items such as porous materials cannot be removed according to the university.
“Environmental test and review of a building system is going on in Po Hall,” Warvik Order, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, and Executive Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, Charles Mammon wrote in a letter to the campus community.
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