Author: Kenneth Bybee

Forecasts indicate Houston may experience freezing temperatures and wintry precipitation beginning late Friday, Jan. 23, with impacts possibly lasting through Monday, Jan. 26. Travel may be hazardous, especially on elevated roadways. Use caution and plan accordingly. As conditions progress, visit this page and the Inside intranet for updates. Any changes to university operations will also be shared through UTHealth Houston ALERT.

UTHealth Houston is currently experiencing service disruptions affecting the university and UT Physicians websites, as well as PeopleSoft and other administrative applications. Our IT teams are aware of the issue and are actively working to restore full functionality. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Power has been restored by CenterPoint to the UTHealth Houston campus. Safety and Facilities are checking alarms, access, etc. If there are any facility related issues, please contact fixit@uth.tmc.edu.

A widespread power outage is currently affecting Cizik School of Nursing, McGovern Medical School, Jesse Jones Library Building, School of Public Health, and the Professional Building. Facilities teams are actively working with CenterPoint Energy to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. Updates will be shared as more information becomes available.

With a rise in temperatures and improved road conditions after Winter Storm Enzo, UTHealth Houston will return to normal operations and all in-person activities on Thursday, Jan. 23.

UT Physicians clinics will open at noon on Thursday. All telemedicine appointments will proceed as scheduled. All clinics at UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry have reopened. UTHealth Houston Behavioral Sciences Campus lifted its emergency status at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 22.

Starting Thursday, UTHealth Houston shuttles will operate on their usual schedule.