GW Gets to Work During Blizzard

January 25, 2016

The snow kept falling—one foot, then two. By the time Winter Storm Jonas departed late Saturday night, up to 25 inches had fallen in parts of Washington, D.C. Some suburban areas, like Ashburn, Va., were buried in three feet of snow, enough to swallow entire cars in a blanket of snow.

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Classes and activities at the George Washington University were canceled and many campus services were modified during Winter Storm Jonas. (Harrison Jones/GW Today)

Parts of Washington, D.C., were hit with as much as two feet of snow during the 36-hour storm. (Logan Werlinger/GW Today)

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More than 250 employees'in cleanup, safety, housekeeping and dining services, among other offices and departments'worked in shifts throughout the weekend and into Monday. (Harrison Jones/GW Today)

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Transportation has been affected most by the blizzard, causing a suspension of Metro bus and rail service. University shuttles and 4Ride also were canceled over the weekend. (Zach Marin/GW Today)