There will be no more clouds of cigarette smoke at Wells College.
The institution in Aurora announced Tuesday that the entire campus will now be smoke-free in an effort to promote health and wellness for the college community.
"Our discussion and research led us to the conclusion that Wells College will be a healthier, more comfortable living and working environment as a smoke-free campus," President Lisa Marsh Ryerson said in a news release. "In doing so, we join many other colleges, universities, hospitals and workplaces in recognizing the public health and safety benefits of a smoke-free environment."
The college's previous smoking policy banned smoking in the academic buildings and residence halls.
For more on this story, read Wednesday's edition of The Citizen.
"Our discussion and research led us to the conclusion that Wells College will be a healthier, more comfortable living and working environment as a smoke-free campus," President Lisa Marsh Ryerson said in a news release. "In doing so, we join many other colleges, universities, hospitals and workplaces in recognizing the public health and safety benefits of a smoke-free environment."
The college's previous smoking policy banned smoking in the academic buildings and residence halls.
For more on this story, read Wednesday's edition of The Citizen.




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