Following days of high winds and rain, a large California incense cedar fell on Fenton Hall early on Thursday, Dec. 10. No injuries were reported, and damage assessment is continuing.Landscape maintenance supervisor Phil Carroll said the tree fell about 1 a.m. during gusty winds. A crane was brought in Saturday and crews were able to remove the tree with no further damage to the building.The tree is approximately 100 years old, almost as old as Fenton Hall itself, which was built in 1909.

Mossberg will address the 2015 Abroad Writers' Conference later this month in Dublin, Ireland, where she will read from her poetry.

Dunn and Deady halls are two buildings whose names have raised concerns among students calling for racial equity and respect.

Student data is now available through Integrated Data and Reporting, uniting three major data categories in a single, powerful tool.

The Ducks' win tied the overall score at seven each over the 14 years that the blood drive has taken place.