Video: Repaired MSU Dorms Reopen in Time for Fall Semester

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STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) — Three dorms on the campus of Mississippi State University that sustained heavy water damage will be reopened in time for the new fall semester.

Ruby, Oak and Magnolia Halls have been fully repaired since the winter water damage that happened in January.

Sub-freezing temperatures ruptured pipes and flooded the buildings.

University officials say the dorms are like new and are now at 100 percent capacity.

Ruby Hall sustained the most extensive damage, but in total, all three dorms displaced about 450 students.