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.

UPDATE: Campus reopens after bomb threat .

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. 

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.