Photo Story: Belmont's Snow Day

A student walks through snow-covered trees in front of the Curb Event Center. (Alex Zock)

Belmont's campus remains covered in ice and snow.

The storm caused mass power outages across Davidson County and left Belmont without power for roughly 18 hours.

Though power has returned, the storm toppled trees, downed power lines and froze cars across campus.

Students dealt with long lines for food, fire alarms triggering repeatedly and issues entering dorms due to complications with locks.

Monday and Tuesday have both been declared as administrative days, canceling classes. Snow, ice and cold temperatures remain in the forecast for the remainder of the week.

Students walk to Harrington Place Dining amid power outage. (Alex Zock)

Students line up for over 30 minutes to get food from Harrington Place Dining. (Alex Zock)

Belmont's campus covered in snow. (Alex Zock)

On-campus dining staff distributes to-go lunches. (Alex Zock)

Fallen trees by the birdcage. (Alex Zock)

Ice weighs down a tree, blocking the sidewalk. (Alex Zock)

This article was written by Alex Zock