JANUARY 17, 2025 — With a strong cold front bringing prolonged freezing temperatures and a wintry mix to the area through at least mid-week, UTSA will delay the start of the spring semester until Wednesday, January 22. All university classes, events, programs and activities scheduled for Tuesday, January 21 are canceled.
Only those employees designated as having essential job functions supporting campus operations should report to work. All other employees (both telecommuting and in-person) and student workers should adjust to remote work where possible on Tuesday, January 21. Employees with essential job functions should contact their direct supervisor with any scheduling questions.
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UTSA Facilities crews have made preparations for freezing temperatures and the possibility of frozen precipitation, including treating streets and sidewalks. Campus walkways that accumulate ice will be blocked off. Please avoid those areas to prevent injury. The top level of each UTSA parking garage remains blocked off.
UTSA will continue to monitor conditions and provide additional information as needed. Updates will be posted on UTSA Today and on the university’s official social media channels on Facebook, X (Twitter) and Instagram.
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