5:45 a.m., March 2, 2009----The University of Delaware is closed, Monday, March 2, because of the weather. All classes are canceled. Essential personnel should report.

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Check this page for additional announcements of closings, cancellations or postponements related to the weather.

University policy is that faculty, staff and students should use their own judgment about traveling to and from campus during periods of inclement weather.

The University Policy and Procedures Manual states: “Faculty and students are not expected to take unnecessary risks to meet their teaching and learning obligations due to inclement weather. When classes have not been canceled, it is a matter of personal judgment whether traveling to campus is hazardous. Faculty should notify their departmental offices when weather precludes them from meeting their teaching obligations; similarly, students should notify their professors when inclement weather precludes them from class attendance. In such cases, students should be allowed to make up missed class time and, whenever possible, canceled classes should be rescheduled.”

Additional weather information

The Faculty Senate meeting, originally scheduled on March 2, has been rescheduled for 4 p.m., Monday, March 9, in Room 104 Gore Hall.

The University's Academy of Lifelong Learning in Wilmington is on closed Monday, March 2, because of the snowstorm. All Academy of Lifelong Learning classes and activities are canceled.

The Associate in Arts Programs on the Georgetown and Dover campuses of Delaware Technical and Community College are closed March 2.