Several acts of vandalism occurred Thursday night in Henry Hall, as someone vomited on a landing and defacated in the sink of the kitchen in the first entryway.
According to an email sent to all Henry Hall residents by Assistant Director of Undergraduate Housing Lisa DePaul, the situation was reported to the Housing Department by Maria Flores-Mills, assistant dean of undergraduate students.
"A student was really upset and came forward with a complaint," she said.
While this was the first such email sent to Henry residents, Flores-Mills said there appear to have been numerous incidents similar to this last week. "It seems as if it's been an ongoing issue throughout the semester," she said.
The Housing Department is currently considering several solutions to the problem, including locking the door to the kitchen and issuing a key to residents.
Public Safety has turned the investigation of the incident over to the Office of Undergraduate Students, which is currently searching for the party or parties responsible. Flores-Mills said it was not clear whether the incidents are being committed by a single person or group or have been committed by multiple groups.
DePaul has urged any person with information about the incident to contact Flores-Mills.
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