Like much of Huntsville, SHSU’s main campus was covered in snow. Courtesy of SHSU Police Department 
Graduate psychology major Aleisha Frazier had a blast in the snow-covered roads taking cute Instagram photos. Courtesy of Aleisha Frazier 
Junior music major, Rebeca Kortz, and Junior mass communication major, Jacque Vasquez, doing classic snow activities like building a snowman named Alyssa (after their roommate who left them to go inside) Courtesy of Rebeca Kortz 
Courtesy of SHSU Police Department 
Courtesy of SHSU Police Department 
Courtesy of SHSU Police Department
Two weeks ago, snow began to blanket homes and Sam Houston State University’s hilly campus. The historic winter storm turned into a week of horror as rolling blackouts rippled through the state, leaving nearly 4.5 million Texans without power. In Huntsville, TX, temperatures dropped to the single digits which left residents vulnerable to freezing pipes and other tragedies.
Even though the days that followed the blackouts were not the best, students made the most of the snow before it got bad.
