A winter storm is predicted to heavily impact our region, with blizzard conditions and heavy snowfall Sunday through Monday, making travel extremely difficult.  

Classes
For safety considerations, no classes will be held Monday in person. Whether a class runs on Zoom or through some other arrangement is up to the individual faculty member who teaches the course.  Students, please monitor your email for faculty instructions on individual class arrangements.

Staff

Essential services pertaining to residence halls, dining halls, Campus Safety, and any other identified staff/services supporting student well-being and safety will remain open, and employees responsible for these functions are expected to report to work.

Staff working in non-essential services should not report to campus. Managers should communicate with their staff to clarify remote work expectations for the day.

Campus Operations

Facilities crews will be working around the clock to clear and de-ice pathways and roadways. Students are advised to stay indoors as much as possible and exercise caution when outside as pathways and stairs may be slippery. Please note the following adjustments to services and building access:

Campus Parking

The City of Hartford has an active parking ban which was implemented at noon today and will extend through Monday. Vehicles parked on city streets (Allen, Crescent, New Britain, and Summit) must be relocated to campus lots or the city’s blue light lots. Note that diagonal parking spots on Summit Street are not part of the ban. Please watch your email for further messaging about moving vehicles once the parking ban is lifted and Facilities Services works to clear the interior lots. Students will be asked to relocate their vehicles from the Hansen, Jarvis, Seabury, and Trinity Commons parking lots on Monday in preparation for employee parking on Tuesday morning. Facilities will have the Ferris Athletic Center and Broad Street (north and south) lots available for student parking.

As a reminder, all community members should be sure to keep windows closed. Pipes are susceptible to freezing/bursting during the winter season and can cause significant damage.