On this Thursday afternoon, Cuttington University faced an unexpected challenge when a fire broke out at Rally Hall, the primary female dormitory on campus. While the incident was undoubtedly alarming, the university community sprang into action, ensuring everyone’s safety and quickly restoring normalcy.
Thanks to the swift response of students, faculty, staff, and administration, the fire was brought under control without any injuries or fatalities. The university is deeply relieved that everyone remained safe and is now focused on supporting students and reinforcing campus safety measures.
What Happened?
The fire at Rally Hall occurred on the afternoon of February 27, 2025. While the cause is still under investigation, the university has already taken steps to prevent future incidents. This includes a thorough review of all dormitory facilities, updated fire prevention protocols, and additional safety training for students and staff.
No Disruption to Student Life
Despite the incident, campus life remains uninterrupted. Cuttington University has ensured that housing options are still available for all students, thanks to recent upgrades and solarization of dormitory facilities. Classes will resume as scheduled on March 3, 2025, and students are encouraged to return to campus on time to continue their academic journeys.
A Community That Cares
Cuttington University has always been a pillar of academic excellence in Liberia, and this incident has only strengthened the resolve of its community. The administration is deeply grateful for the outpouring of support from students, alumni, donors, and friends. Together, the university remains committed to providing a safe, supportive, and thriving environment for learning.
As Cuttington University moves forward, it does so with a renewed focus on safety, resilience, and the well-being of its students. This incident is a reminder of the strength of the Cuttington community and its unwavering dedication to excellence.
