A fire in a residence hall at ASU has displaced hundreds of students for the weekend.
(Independent Newsmedia/Caroline Yu)
A fire Thursday morning forced the evacuation of a residence hall at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus.
No one was injured, and damage was minimal, according to ASU.
However, students had to find temporary housing as power to the building was shut off, and officials were assessing water damage and the electrical system at the Palo Verde East residence hall.
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PALO VERDE EAST
Fire at ASU dorm displaces 320 students in Tempe
(Independent Newsmedia/Caroline Yu)
A fire in a residence hall at ASU has displaced hundreds of students for the weekend.
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INDEPENDENT NEWSMEDIA
A fire Thursday morning forced the evacuation of a residence hall at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus.
No one was injured, and damage was minimal, according to ASU.
However, students had to find temporary housing as power to the building was shut off, and officials were assessing water damage and the electrical system at the Palo Verde East residence hall.
Students were provided temporary housing beginning Aug. 24 after retrieving their belongings. They reported to Desert Financial Arena to learn about their weekend housing.
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