There will be no in-person activities, classes or meetings on both the Montclair and Bloomfield campuses. All offices and the libraries will provide online services only.

Essential employees should report as scheduled. All other employees are expected to work remotely. Any previously-approved time off will be charged.

The University plans to resume normal operations on Wednesday, February 25. A message will be sent if that plan changes.

Additional Details

• It is essential for all drivers to stay off campus roads during the storm. This is for your safety and so our facilities team can properly clear the snow.聽
• The Student Center and Student Recreation Center on the Montclair Campus will remain closed.
• Sprague Library will continue to provide services online.
• Sam’s, Freeman and Schweitzer Dining Halls will operate on a normal schedule.

Please refer to What’s Open for additional information.

If you have an emergency during the storm, call University Police at 973-655-5222.

Academic Support

If you鈥檙e struggling in your classes, whether it鈥檚 keeping up with assignments, attendance, or needing extra help, your professors and advisors can connect you to support through Navigate. These alerts aren鈥檛 about getting you in trouble; they鈥檙e about helping you succeed and making sure you have access to tutoring and academic resources when you need them

Personal and Wellness Support

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming. If you or a friend are facing stress, mental health concerns, family issues, or basic needs challenges like food or housing insecurity, you can submit a . Our CARE Team, led by professionals who are here to help, will reach out with compassion and connect you to the right resources

Montclair Cares Resources

Through the Montclair Cares initiative, you鈥檒l find a central hub of resources designed to support you across both campuses:

• Red Hawk Food Pantry & Rocky鈥檚 Closet: Access to food, clothing, and other essentials to meet your basic needs.
• Dean of Students Office: Dedicated staff who can help with complex situations, including housing insecurity and personal or academic concerns.
• Immigration Support: Guidance and education to help you understand your options and protections.
• Wellness and Counseling Services: Confidential services to support your mental health and overall physical and mental well-being.
  • Montclair campus CAPS
  • Student Health Center

In an Emergency

If you ever feel unsafe or someone is in immediate danger please call:

• Montclair University Police Department (UPD) at 973-655-5222 (available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year)
• at 973-655-2525 or 911 (available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year)

Reaching out is a sign of strength. Whether you need help academically, personally, or emotionally, your Montclair community is here for you. Together, we can make sure every Red Hawk has the opportunity to thrive.

With love and care,

Dr. S

Vice President for Student Development and Campus Life, Student Development and Campus Life

Phone

973-655-7970

Email

souflerisd@montclair.edu

Location

Student Center, 402

Medical Withdrawal Policy

The Medical Withdrawal process has new requirements and clearer deadlines:

• : Students must complete this form before submitting a request.
• Partial Withdrawals: Must now be submitted by the University鈥檚 Last Day to Withdraw from Classes.
• Full Withdrawals: Requests are due at least six (6) business days before the semester ends.
• Current Semester Only: Retroactive requests are no longer accepted. Students should also review the financial and housing impacts carefully, as withdrawals may affect tuition, financial aid, housing, and meal plans.

Pass/Fail Grading Policy

Pass/Fail grading can now be applied not only to free electives, but also to General Education/SEEDS Exploration courses. To align with peer institutions, the total number of credits allowed as Pass/Fail has been reduced.

Please Note: This policy is for undergraduate students, only.

Dean鈥檚 List Policy

The Dean鈥檚 List criteria have changed: eligibility beginning with the Fall 2025 semester now goes to students with a GPA in the top 10% of their college, rather than a set GPA cutoff.

Please Note: This policy is for undergraduate students, only.