Power out at four campus locations

By the Office of Communications on July 29, 2016, 7:58 a.m.

Electricity was reported out at four campus locations this morning, and PSE&G said it expected to restore power by 11:30 a.m.

The outage affected the Lakeside and Dean Mathey apartment complexes, Building 25 and 171 Broadmead.

Faculty Road on campus between Elm Drive and FitzRandolph Road continues to be closed Monday, Jan. 25, because of fallen electrical wires. Vehicles leaving campus may exit via the Elm Drive circle off Faculty Road and travel west toward Alexander Street. Vehicles parked in Lot 21 should exit the lot via FitzRandolph Road.

University advises on shelter facilities, road closures from storm .

The University is making temporary shelter services available at Dillon Gym to members of the Princeton campus community who are experiencing power outages or loss of hot water as a result of the thunderstorms of Saturday and Sunday, March 13-14. Public Safety also is encouraging community members to plan their routes to account for road closures in the immediate future.

Routes to campus, residents affected by storm -- UPDATED 9:30 P.M. .

Because of severe storms that moved through the area Monday, Aug. 16, Faculty Road between Washington Road and Harrison Street remains closed, and is expected to be closed throughout the morning of Tuesday, Aug. 17. Faculty, staff and students that typically arrive on campus via Faculty Road and Washington Road should plan alternate routes due to downed tree limbs and power lines. Alexander Road is open, and Washington Road is accessible via Nassau Street.

University plans early release March 15 due to road closures .

Because of area road closures that are impeding traffic flow in the region, the University has set an early release time of 3 p.m. Monday, March 15, for non-essential personnel. Managers will provide direction for their staff members to leave between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. to ease traffic congestion during rush hour. All academic schedules continue.

Faculty Road re-opened, power restored on campus .

1:45 P.M. Oct. 31 UPDATE - Roads reopened, power restored after storm .

Individuals traveling to the Princeton University campus may experience delays Monday, Oct. 31, because of road closures caused by the storm that moved trough the area over the weekend. The Stanworth Apartments graduate housing complex also is experiencing power failures.

7:04 P.M. OCT. 30 UPDATE: University limits electricity consumption to critical services only .

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, most buildings on campus are running on limited power from the University’s cogeneration plant, and it is not clear when normal power supply from the public grid will resume. Because of the limited electric power, the University will temporarily close all administrative buildings and most academic and athletic facilities. Access to laboratories will be strictly limited through at least Wednesday, Oct. 31. Decisions about when the University will be fully open will be made on a day-to-day basis.