A more than a century-old building at East Tennessee's only historically Black college burned down Monday. Here's what we know about what caused the College fire.

In-person classes haven’t been held at the historically Black college in Tennessee since 2015. A fire official said that no injuries had been reported in the blaze.

Firefighters are working hot spots Tuesday morning after a major fire that broke out on the Knoxville College campus on Monday. Knoxville Assistant Fire Chief Mark Wilbanks said that the blaze was first reported in a 911 call around 8:30 p.

No one was hurt as firefighters battled the flames from above Nov. 4. Fire investigators are now searching for the cause of the fire.

A fire destroyed a historic building at Knoxville College, with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

KFD later said that the building was the college's administration building, and was 100-years-old. It's now a total loss. Fire investigators are looking into what may have caused the fire.

The Knoxville Fire Department responded to a fire on the Knoxville College campus When crews arrived on the scene, KFD said there was heavy fire showing. Officials said they are still working to put the fire out.

A long-shuttered administration building at the struggling Knoxville College, a historically Black institution, was destroyed in a fire Monday night, officials said.