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On Sunday, the hazardous road conditions and frigid temperatures prompted numerous flight delays at DFW International Airport and Dallas Love Field, even stopping the Dallas Mavericks from going to Milwaukee for a scheduled game with the Bucks.
Many D-FW school districts canceled classes for Tuesday. Here’s what North Texas colleges and universities are doing.
Collin College
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All Collin College campuses will be closed Monday and Tuesday. Classes and activities are canceled. Check collin.edu for additional updated.
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Dallas College
All Dallas College campuses will be closed Monday. No announcement about Tuesday classes had been made as of 4:50 p.m. Sunday. Information about severe weather and Dallas College emergency alerts can be found here.
Southern Methodist University
In-person classes are canceled for Monday, SMU said on its website. Online classes will continue as scheduled.
Because of the weather, SMU extended to the last day to enroll, add a course, or drop a course without tuition billing while remaining enrolled in the term to Wednesday, January 28.
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No announcement about Tuesday classes had been made as of 4:50 p.m. Sunday.
For information about dining hours and other campus services, visit smu.edu/aware.
Tarrant County College
All Tarrant County College campuses will closed through Monday. In-person classes and student services will be remote, TCC said in a social media post. College officials will make a decision regarding Tuesday’s classes on Monday.
Texas Christian University
TCU said its campus would be closed Monday, with all classes and activities canceled. Essential student services, including dining and residence halls, will stay open. Information can be found here.
No announcement about Tuesday classes had been made as of 5 p.m. Sunday.
Texas Woman’s University
In-person classes and operations at the TWU Dallas and Denton campuses are suspended through Tuesday.
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“Remote working and teaching will be in place for faculty, staff and students,” TWU said. “Supervisors and professors will reach out with specifics.”
University of Dallas
The Irving campus of University of Dallas will be closed Monday. In-person classes are canceled, but online courses “may continue at the instructor’s discretion,” the university said.
Non-essential employees were told to stay home. Essential services such as police and dining will remain open. Plans for Tuesday will be announced Monday, the university said.
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University of North Texas
UNT’s Denton and Frisco campuses will be closed Monday and Tuesday. For information on Wednesday classes, check for updates at UNT.edu.
University of Texas at Arlington
UTA moved classes online and shifted non-essential staff to remote work for Monday. All campus activities are canceled and the library will remain closed. It did not announce plans for Tuesday. Check for more details and updates at https://brnw.ch/21wZnCJ.
University of Texas at Dallas
In-person classes and campus activities are canceled for Monday and Tuesday, but students and faculty “are expected to make use of eLearning and other means to continue academic progress,” the district said.
Staff writers Milla Surjadi, Jessica Ma and Silas Allen contributed to this report.
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