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The decision comes after the building was shut down last year after receiving complaints about the building's air quality.

Near the start of the spring semester, members of the College of Education at North Carolina State University made an unprecedented move: they passed a vote of no confidence against a sitting chancellor. While the vote was purely symbolic, records now show the university re-requested an independent health investigation just hours after the vote.

A unanimous three-judge state Appeals Court panel has granted North Carolina State University’s request to block a lower court ruling in a legal dispute involving the Poe Hall shutdown. The order issued Thursday granted NC State a temporary stay in its dispute with former grad student and employee Darren Masier.