UPDATE: McCosh Hall reopens after smoke led to evacuation

Art museum, McCormick Hall evacuated due to smoke .

About 250 people were evacuated from the Princeton University Art Museum and adjoining McCormick Hall on Friday afternoon after a Department of Public Safety officer smelled smoke coming from a workroom in McCormick.

UPDATE: Frist Campus Center reopens .

Frist Campus Center has been evacuated because of a natural gas leak discovered in a maintenance room. The building was evacuated about 12:20 p.m.

Cause of fire under investigation .

The cause of a major fire at the College Road apartments on Princeton's campus on Thursday, Jan. 10, is under investigation by the Princeton Fire Department. There were no injuries. 

UPDATE: Campus reopens after bomb threat .

Small fire in McCormick Hall extinguished .

A small fire in an office on the third floor of McCormick Hall prompted the evacuation of about 15 people from the building at 5:37 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 4. The building houses the Princeton University Art Museum. The fire alarm was triggered by an area rug that made contact with a heating element. The small fire was extinguished by a museum security officer.

Smoke condition cleared in Fine Hall, Feb. 16 .

Operations at Fine Hall have resumed, and there were no injuries related to a report of smoke in the building at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 16. Fire personnel responded to Fine Hall shortly after 5 p.m. after a fire alarm went off because of a smoke condition inside a pump room on the building's seventh floor.