Agnes Arnold Hall features exterior hallways that are open air and have balconies on the five upper floors. Another student died in Agnes Arnold in 2017.

Agnes Arnold Hall has been closed since March 2023 as University of Houston officials have considered the building’s future after multiple students died there earlier this year.

All classes and offices at Agnes Arnold Hall were canceled after both incidents. UH said counseling services were available by calling 713-743-5454 or visiting: Health 2 Building Room 2005 ( 4349 ...

Agnes Arnold is closed and classes normally held there will be remote on Tuesday. ... The university said a person was found dead at Agnes Arnold Hall on Monday, March 20.

On Monday a Change.org petition was created calling for the retrofitting of Agnes Arnold Hall to alter the six-story, 56-year-old building's open verandas, which survey creator Madeline Statkewicz ...

People stand at Agnes Arnold Hall during a vigil Thursday March 23, 2023, at the University of Houston. They gathered to call for greater mental health support and suicide prevention efforts by ...

Retrofitting Agnes Arnold Hall's open-air balconies with barriers before ultimately closing the building permanently for demolition. "We're not stupid," said junior Ylleza Sylejmani.

This week, the recommendations from the Agnes Arnold Hall task force were made public. Task force members considered demolishing the building because of its suicide "contagion legacy" but ...

The first campus death was on Feb. 15 at Agnes Arnold Hall as well. The university announced it will be canceling in-person classes at the hall Tuesday and possibly the rest of the week. They also ...

Since 2017, according to UH administrators, three students have jumped to their deaths at Agnes Arnold Hall. Two of those incidents happened this year.

The deaths have devastated community members who wonder why university officials had not taken earlier steps to secure Agnes Arnold Hall, which has reportedly been the site of multiple suicides ...

An expansion of mental health services and the renovation of Agnes Arnold Hall are at the top of the University of Houston's list of priorities as it prepares for the next school year.