A team of fire engines arrived at Carr's Hill yesterday after a fitting on a heating pipe failed, emitting steam and hot water in the basement of the house, according to University spokesperson Carol Wood.
Facilities Management repaired the damaged fitting shortly after the incident occurred.
"Everything is back to normal," Wood said.
--Compiled by Becca Garrison
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