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Freezing weather moves classes online

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Snow falls to the ground on Loyola’s campus on Jan. 17, 2018.

On Jan. 16, the first day of classes for the spring 2024 semester will be operating online synchronously, according to an email from the director of university police and emergency management Todd Warren.

A freezing cold front will be moving in on Monday night, potentially causing the roads to become slick and icy on Tuesday morning, Warren wrote in the email.

Therefore, classes and operations on Tuesday will be limited. Warren said any other plans made by the faculty will be shared with students through Canvas. Teachers are advised to excuse any students unable to attend online classes because of their travel plans becoming delayed, Warren said.

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Mabel Regalado-Hernandez currently serves as an Assistant Breaking News Reporter for the Maroon. She is a freshman majoring in journalism and was awarded the Louisiana Journalist Of The Year 2023 award. Mabel has been working in broadcasting since she was a freshman in high school and plans to continue her work in broadcasting as a career. Her favorite thing to do is drinking matcha with friends. Mabel can be reached at [email protected].

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