Source: John Hart, FARM PROGRESS, 3/30/20


Normally in March after spring break, Patterson Hall on the North Carolina State University campus in  Raleigh would be bustling with students and faculty. But in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Patterson Hall is nearly vacant as is the nearby iconic Brickyard and the rest of the N.C. State campus as students and faculty teach and learn from home. One official who does remain in Patterson Hall, the home of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, is Dean Richard Linton, one of a handful of personnel who is required to remain on campus.

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