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UNCSA ALERT

UNCSA ALERT

Current Status

 

Campus Events and Services Updates:

  • Hours of Operation on Sunday, Jan. 12-Hector Lopez Dining Hall: 

    Brunch Resumes at 12:00PM until 2:00PM (Potentially Limited Stations due to Delayed Staff Arrivals) 

    Lite Dinner: 2:00PM until 4:00PM 

    Dinner: 4:00PM until 7:00 PM

    Pickle Jar: Late Night: 7:00 PM until 11:00 PM

    Studio Brew Cafe: 12:00 PM until Midnight

    Artist Village Hives: Opens at Noon and will remain open 24 hours. 

    Hanes Hive: Opens at Noon until 10:00 PM

  • Drama Auditions Canceled for Sunday, Jan. 12.

  • Fletcher Opera Auditions for Sunday, Jan. 12. will still occur as scheduled.

  • Bassoon Conference:

    The Bassoon Conference will be moved offsite today, Saturday, Jan. 11. Vendors should contact University Police Department at 336-770-3321 reference items on campus. Sunday’s Bassoon Competition will take place as planned. Due to icy conditions, Gray Building studios will be unavailable. Transportation will be limited Sunday afternoon due to airport shuttles for returning students. For event questions contact Stephanie Patterson pattersons@uncsa.edu. 

  • PTI Airport Shuttles -Shuttles will leave from PTI Airport at the following times for each day listed.
    • Sunday January 12, 2025
      • 2:00pm
      • 4:00pm
      • 6:00pm
    • Monday January 13, 2025
      • Noon
      • 2:00pm
      • 4:00pm

Weather Notice: UNCSA to remain in Condition 2

Following Winter Storm Cora, the university will remain in Condition 2, Suspended Operations, until noon tomorrow, Sunday, Jan. 12. During this time, all activities on campus are canceled. One Card access will be disabled for all nonmandatory faculty and staff and nonresidential students and there will be no access to any buildings on campus.

The university will move to Condition 1, Reduced Operations at noon on Sunday, Jan. 12 through 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 14. While the university will be open to support student move-in on Sunday, we encourage all other activities on campus to be canceled to allow Facilities to focus on residential areas. Access to buildings will stay in a controlled state, and doors that are normally unlocked will be card-accessible only. As some services or activities may be limited, please check back for more information. If you have questions about activities scheduled for your arts school or department, please contact your dean or supervisor.

UNCSA’s Adverse Weather Regulation provides guidance for employees and students when adverse weather conditions impact normal operations. Please be aware that some slick conditions may remain on campus as temperatures will not rise much above freezing during the weekend. You are advised to use your best judgment and err on the side of caution when making any travel decisions.

 

Weather Notice: Condition 2, Suspended Operations, at 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 10

UNCSA officials are closely monitoring the approach of Winter Storm Cora. Currently, our area is under a Winter Storm Watch. Weather forecasts show Winston-Salem could receive 1-3 inches of snow and ice with precipitation beginning Friday afternoon, Jan 10.

To allow faculty and staff the time to travel safely, the university will move to Condition 2 – Suspended Operations at 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 10. During this time, all activities on campus are canceled. One Card access will be disabled for all nonmandatory faculty and staff and nonresidential students and there will be no access to any buildings on campus. Please plan accordingly. If you have questions about activities scheduled for your arts school or department, please contact your dean or supervisor.

At this time, spring semester move-in is still scheduled for noon Sunday, Jan. 12.

UNCSA officials will reassess the weather situation early Saturday, Jan. 11, and an update will be provided to campus by 9 a.m. Saturday. Please watch for campus communications via UNCSA Alert, a red bar that will appear on the UNCSA home page, on the university’s Facebook and X (Twitter) platforms, and on local TV outlets. The operating status of campus is always available on our status page.

UNCSA’s Adverse Weather Regulation provides guidance for employees and students when adverse weather conditions impact normal operations. Our decisions will always be made with the safety of the campus community in mind. Similarly, we ask that you please use your best judgment and err on the side of caution when making any travel decisions.

UNCSA ALERT is the University of North Carolina School of the Arts emergency notification system. UNCSA ALERT is used for timely emergency notifications over a wide range of communication channels which include:

  • Emails
  • Phone
  • Text messages
  • UNCSA’s Facebook and Twitter pages
  • Website

The cost to participate is free, however, standard text messaging fees will apply from your carrier. Text messages will come from 226787, 67283, 78015 or 81437. Save these numbers as UNCSA ALERT in your cellphone so you can quickly recognize these numbers as the official sources of UNCSA ALERT messages.