Update: Feb. 19, noon
Texas State says power has been restored to the majority of campus, and the warming shuttles have been discontinued.
Power has been restored to the majority of campus and Bobcat Village Apartments. The warming shuttles based on the San Marcos Campus have been discontinued. #txst
— Texas State (@txst) February 19, 2021
Update: Feb. 17, 6:27 p.m.
The university has announced a third warming bus location at the Bobcat Village apartments bus stop located at 1301 Aquarena Springs Dr.
Update: Feb. 17, 2:13 p.m.
The university announced it has an additional two warming buses at the corner of Reed and Moore streets near Blanco Hall.
Original StoryÂ
The University has deployed Bobcat Shuttles on campus to serve as warming buses amid current winter weather conditions.
Students living on or off campus can access the buses located at the Lantana Hall Bus Stop on the San Marcos campus beginning Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. and use them as place to warm up.
While the shuttles will be available overnight, the university is asking students not to plan overnight stays on shuttle. All COVID-19 protocols such as wearing face masks are required.
The University Star will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.Â
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