Snow began falling across Abilene on Friday night and continued through the weekend, leaving campus blanketed in white by Sunday. In response to the winter weather, the university canceled classes Monday and extended the closure through at least Tuesday. Students and community members took advantage of the snow with sleds, snowball fights and creative ways to get around campus.
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- Snow covers the lawn outside the Hardin Administration Building following a winter storm. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- Students throw snowballs outside of Bullock Hall. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- Snow blankets the area outside Bullock Hall after a winter storm. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- A staff member uses skis to traverse campus after a winter storm. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- A student rides in a laundry basket while being pulled by a car in the snow. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- Students show their Wildcat pride during a snowstorm. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- Cars sit outside, blanketed by snow. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- Students sled after a winter snowstorm. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- A pickup truck pulls a rider in a kayak through the snow. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- Students wave while traversing across campus in the snow. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- A student rides in a laundry basket while being pulled by a car in the snow. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
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- Snow covers the turf at Anthony Field following a winter storm. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Snow settles across Freshman Village after a winter storm. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Snow settles on the steps of the Beauchamp Amphitheater after a winter storm. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Snow covers the Campus Mall following a winter storm. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
