CSU to resume normal operations Tuesday, Feb. 3
Charleston Southern University will resume normal operations on Tuesday, February 3. All offices will return to their no...
The Charleston Emergency Management Team continues to monitor the winter storm system impacting our area this weekend. Parts of the Charleston metro area are under a Winter Storm Warning, with snowfall accumulation estimated in the 3-6″ range. It is likely that the precipitation will begin as rain and turn to snow by Saturday afternoon. Snow is very likely late Saturday and Sunday morning. Temperatures will start in the teens, with wind chills in the single digits. Some weather reports indicate subzero wind chills in certain areas.
As for Monday, February 2 operations, we are waiting to see the impacts this weekend as weather conditions could change. As of now, CSU will remain on a normal schedule for Monday, February 2. Out of an abundance of caution, employees should take home laptops and any necessary work material today. Residential students who happen to be traveling should also take any necessary textbooks and electronics should the university pivot to online learning early in the week.
Dining Services:
Look out for additional updates regarding Monday operations.
Library:
The Rivers Library will close Saturday. An update will be sent this weekend regarding hours for Sunday and Monday.
Athletics:
The men’s basketball game vs. Gardner-Webb has been moved to Monday evening.
Other Campus Events:
The Brewer Center will be open this weekend but may have limited hours. Residents will be notified of any changes to the weekend schedule.
Several on-campus activities are planned for our residents:
Cold Weather Tips:
Prepare for cold weather:
While indoors:
While outdoors:
For additional safety tips, go to the National Weather Service website.
Please remain vigilant in monitoring local weather updates as well as the latest BucAlert announcements.
Stay safe (and warm), Bucs!
Jenna Johnson serves as executive director of marketing and communication and chief communication officer at Charleston Southern University, where she has led strategic marketing initiatives since 2017. A graduate of Clemson University and CSU, her career spans media relations, brand management, and nonprofit leadership, earning recognition as one of Charleston’s Forty Under 40 and Best & Brightest 35 and Under. Passionate about communication and community, she is also deeply involved in her church, youth sports, and local charitable causes.