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Dragonen can be used for teaching again

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The Dragonen lecture hall has suffered water damage following heavy rainfall. Remediation work is ongoing, but the lecture hall can now be used for teaching again.

The water damage was discovered the week before the start of the semester and mainly affects the stage area at the front of the lecture hall. During the first week of teaching, several lectures therefore had to be moved to other rooms or held via Zoom.

Dragonen can now be used for teaching while the damaged floor is drying. The front row of fixed seats has been closed off and replaced with freestanding chairs. The technical equipment has been checked, and the lecture hall is considered safe to use.

The drying process is expected to take around six weeks. Permanent repairs are planned for December.

Always check your schedule for up-to-date information about where your classes will take place.


For students at the:
Faculty of Social Sciences