After 10 inches of snow blanketed the University over the weekend, students and faculty returning to class this week were forced to dodge snow and ice faliing from the top of buildings around Grounds. The hazard, caused by increased temperatures, prompted facilities managers to cordon of areas directly underneath slide zones.
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