By Dylan Winward
Jan. 9, 2025 9:45 a.m.
As of 9:37 a.m. Thursday, Westwood residents reported smelling smoke in the air.
According to Purple Air – a private company that manages air quality censors – a sensor run on the roof of the Mathematical Sciences building showed an air quality reading of 153, meaning some members of public could have health effects within 24 hours of exposure. Indoor censors in Sproul Hall and the Ackerman Union were reporting good air quality.
Winward is the 2025-2026 editor in chief and sits ex officio on the editorial board. He was previously the 2024-2025 News editor and the 2023-2024 features and student life editor. He is also an Arts, Copy, Online, Photo, PRIME and Sports contributor. Winward is a fourth-year English and statistics and data science student.
Winward is the 2025-2026 editor in chief and sits ex officio on the editorial board. He was previously the 2024-2025 News editor and the 2023-2024 features and student life editor. He is also an Arts, Copy, Online, Photo, PRIME and Sports contributor. Winward is a fourth-year English and statistics and data science student.
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