CAMPUS ALERT: Invasive Species Found!

January 07, 2016

CAMPUS ALERT: Invasive Species Found!

January 07, 2016

CAMPUS ALERT: The University has been infested by a number of non-native, invasive species in recent weeks. This includes a strange new species that was found just outside the Continuing Education Building on Thursday. If you have information on the perpetrator of the latest non-native deposit, please contact Marketing Communications immediately.

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