The university is allowing students living in Crosby Hall to relocate to different dorm rooms at no additional cost after the university conducted air quality tests for mold spores in the residence hall.
The tests were conducted by ERG Environmental Inc. after students reported issues of mold growing in the Crosby Hall rooms.
The report stated that out of the 36 air sample tests collected, two of the samples contained elevated levels of mold spores and one sample contained mold spores that were actively growing. Mold spores are the reproductive units of mold that allow the fungi to spread.