Pitt advised people to avoid Oakland Avenue due to a gas leak in Bouquet Gardens.
Pitt sent out an ENS alert Thursday at 9:37 a.m. reporting a gas leak in Bouquet Gardens apartment buildings B, E and H. The gas service was restored as of 8 p.m. and all building appliances were turned back on by 9:15 p.m. Thursday evening.
Residents were evacuated while police officers and representatives from the gas company investigated further. Pitt officials also advised that people avoid Oakland Avenue. Residents and other affected individuals were are able to go to the Eatery, Posvar, Hillman or David Lawrence while the situation was being addressed.
Following the pro-Palestine protests that took place first at the end of April and then…
In the first post of the semester, Mimesis recalls forgotten projects and their impact on…
In this edition of Don’t Be a Stranger, staff writer Sophia Viggiano discusses her first…
In her inaugural blog post, Contributing Editor Livia LaMarca tells the story of what eventually…
The Career Center hosted its annual Student Employment Fair in the William Pitt Union Assembly…
I’m an advocate for believing that every season of life brings you something to improve…