As part of the ongoing repairs and renovations occurring in the Public Affairs Center (PAC), the contractor will need to turn off the power beginning at 8 a.m. on Monday, June 22. In preparation for this scheduled temporary outage, we would like to remind everyone to take any necessary actions before the outage.
Employees working in or visiting PAC are encouraged to work remotely and plan accordingly as power in the building will be unavailable all day.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
As part of the ongoing repairs and renovations occurring in the Public Affairs Center (PAC), the contractor will need to turn off the power beginning at 8 a.m. on Monday, June 22. In preparation for this scheduled temporary outage, we would like to remind everyone to take any necessary actions before the outage.
Employees working in or visiting PAC are encouraged to plan accordingly as power in the building will be unavailable all day.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
Greetings Campus Community,
The contractor will be working on the building's main air handlers this week as part of the final phase of the environmental controls upgrade.
During this work, air supply throughout the building will be reduced, and occupants may notice warmer temperatures and higher humidity levels than usual for the remainder of this week.
Thank you for your understanding and patience as we complete this important upgrade to building controls.
Following the Public Affairs Center's (PAC) recent closure, Facilities & Services is happy to share that the building has resumed operations for campus units to transition back to their office locations as of Monday, June 8. Restrooms in Tower 3 are in service. Restrooms in Towers 1 and 2 will remain unavailable until further notice.
Wildlife sightings around campus are a common occurrence. However, this time of year, a fawn may be spotted curled up in the grass, under a shrub, or tucked next to a building. Please do not approach them - they are fine and do not need assistance. The doe is typically nearby searching for food and will return to care for the fawn. Deer commonly do this to keep the fawns safe when they are too young to run from predators.
Thank you for helping to keep the campus a safe and healthy environment for both people and wildlife.
As a reminder, the water supply in the Public Affairs Center (PAC) will be turned off beginning at noon today (May 14) as part of the scheduled temporary building closure from May 12 to June 8.
During this time, restrooms in the building should not be used. Employees working in or visiting PAC today are encouraged to plan accordingly prior to noon.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
Greetings, Campus Community,
In tandem with the classroom lighting upgrade project in UHB, UIS electricians began work this week alongside external contractors to upgrade the environmental controls. Work will primarily be focused on floors 1 through 3 of University Hall. Expect to see ceiling tiles removed and ladders, materials, and other project-related equipment throughout the building.
These projects are expected to take most of the summer to complete.
Construction and Project Updates
University Hall Environmental Controls Upgrade
UIS electricians began work this week alongside external contractors to upgrade the environmental controls in UHB. Work will primarily be focused on floors 1 through 3 of University Hall.
The Public Affairs Center (PAC) is temporarily closed from Tuesday, May 12, to Monday, June 8, to support the completion of our major plumbing infrastructure project, which requires a full building water shutdown.
During this time, all units housed in PAC will operate from temporary or remote locations. This includes key student services, academic programs, and administrative offices such as:
Greetings, Campus Community,
We are writing to inform you that the elevator in Tower 2 of PAC is currently out of service. We will provide updates as they become available.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Facilities and Services
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