Graduate School moving to Hubbard after ‘cracked sewer pipe’

Kylie Cameron, Editor in chief|November 21, 2019

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The Graduate School will be moving to Hubbard 113 temporarily, according to an announcement in WSUToday.

The school will be closed and moving today into their temporary space due to a cracked sewer pipe.

The announcement said the school hopes to be back into their original space, Jardine 107, early-to-mid January in time for the spring semester.

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Kylie Cameron, Former Editor in Chief

Kylie Cameron was the Editor in Chief of The Sunflower for the 2019-2020 school year.

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