Evergreen State College will spend about $900,000 on upgrades, maintenance after student death
An estimated $900,000 will be spent on upgrades and deferred maintenance to housing after a student died from carbon monoxide poisoning in December.
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An estimated $900,000 will be spent on upgrades and deferred maintenance to housing after a student died from carbon monoxide poisoning in December.
Jonathan Rodriguez, 21, was found dead in campus housing in December.
The Evergreen State College board of trustees voted Monday to spend up to $1 million to cover costs related to a student's recent death due to carbon monoxide poisoning and subsequent discoveries …
The student died as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning.
There has been little sign that the protracted, contentious negotiations have brought the sides any closer to agreement on the major issues.