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UMD Shuts Down for Heat Wave | Annapolis News
When temperatures soared to a dangerous 110-degree heat index, the University of Maryland, Baltimore shut down campus for a full day to prevent blackouts and protect public safety. By turning off lights, unplugging non-essential equipment, and pausing lab work, the school helped ease pressure on the power grid while hitting sustainability goals and saving money. Students missed most classes, staff worked remotely or got paid leave, and critical services stayed open. The university also reminded everyone to stay hydrated, avoid heat exposure, and call 911 if signs of heat stroke appeared…
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