Know What to Do in Inclement Weather
With winter weather in the forecast for St. Louis, 抖阴pro reminds students, faculty and staff about University and SLUCare policies that guide inclement weather closures.
Closure Notifications
In the event of inclement weather, call 314-977-SNOW (7669) to check on the University's status.
If there is a change in the University's status, it will be announced on the Snowline.
An announcement also will be sent through SLU's Emergency Notification System. (All members of the University community are encouraged to verify that their cell phone numbers are listed in to receive these closure notifications, as well as other important information during emergencies.)
Closing announcements also will be sent to the following local TV stations: KSDK-TV Channel 5, KMOV-TV Channel 4 and KTVI-TV Channel 2.
Please note that inquiries about the University's closing status should not be made to the facilities department. Instead use the snowline at 314-977-SNOW (7669).
University Closures
Under University policy, there are several different types of closures:
- "Snow schedule" means classes and activities before 10 a.m. are canceled.
- "Cancellation of classes" indicates scheduled classes are suspended, but all other University activities continue.
NOTE: Snow schedule and cancellation of classes affect students only 鈥� all employees and service contractors are expected to maintain a normal schedule.
- "Closure of the University" refers to the situation in which all University activities are suspended and all offices are closed. Only emergency essential employees identified by their respective vice presidents need to report to work.
For more information, please refer to the University's winter storm policy.
Please note that this policy extends to all operating divisions of the University with the exception of SLUCare, which has its own policy based on operational requirements concerning weather-related reductions in service.
SLUCare Closures
According to the inclement weather attendance policy, SLUCare employees are considered emergency essential personnel and are expected to report to work during University closings. SLUCare administration will send out communications notifying faculty, staff and patients of any clinic closures.