University of Jamestown dedicates renovated cafeteria after fire

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 17:19 · Archive

The University of Jamestown will dedicate its newly renovated cafeteria on Friday, nearly two years after a fire damaged dining facilities.

The University of Jamestown will hold a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, October 9th at 3pm for the newly renovated Badal Nafus Student Union, New Cafeteria, and Candy Unruh Garden. The dedication marks a major milestone in the university's recovery from a January 2025 fire that significantly damaged its kitchen and dining facilities.

The event will recognise the donors and supporters who helped make the renovated spaces possible and celebrate their role in creating places for students to gather, dine and build community on campus. Tours of the newly renovated dining area will be available following the ceremony.

In the event of rain or cold weather, the ceremony will move indoors to the Centre for Faith and Life, in the area adjacent to the Campus Ministry offices.

How it is being reported

• UJ to Dedicate New Cafeteria Nearly Two Years After FireThe dedication marks a major milestone in the University’s recovery from a January 2025 fire that significantly damaged its kitchen and dining facilitiesKfyrtv · 8 Oct, 16:37
• UJ to Dedicate New Cafeteria Nearly Two Years After FireThe dedication marks a major milestone in the University’s recovery from a January 2025 fire that significantly damaged its kitchen and dining facilitiesValleynewslive · 8 Oct, 16:37

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