Suakoko – Cuttington University confirmed on Saturday that normal operations have been fully restored on its Suakoko campus following a fire at Rally Hall, the primary female dormitory, on Thursday afternoon, February 27.
By Selma Lomax[email protected]
In a press release, the university credited the quick and coordinated efforts of students, faculty, staff, and administration for swiftly containing the fire, which fortunately caused no injuries or fatalities.
The administration expressed relief that no harm came to individuals and reassured students, parents, and stakeholders that student safety remains the university’s top priority. “The administration has been working tirelessly to ensure minimal disruption to the academic and residential experiences of students,” the statement read.
An investigation into the cause of the fire is currently underway, the university added. As part of its response, Cuttington University is enhancing campus safety protocols, including a review of dormitory facilities, strengthening fire prevention measures, and providing additional fire safety training for both students and staff.
Despite the fire, the university confirmed that campus accommodations have not been affected.
The university also confirmed that its academic schedule will proceed as planned, with classes resuming on March 3. Students have been encouraged to return to campus without delay to continue their studies.
Cuttington University reiterated its commitment to providing a safe and supportive learning environment and expressed gratitude to students, alumni, donors, and the broader community for their support during this challenging time.
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