Important Notice: SLC Power Outage on Sunday, February 25th – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

Important Notice: SLC Power Outage on Sunday, February 25th

Published: Tuesday, February 13, 2024

SLC power outage notice

Date: Sunday, February 25th from 7:30 AM – 4 PM

How does the SLC Power Outage affect you?

No power throughout many areas of the building
Please access the building through Ring Road, Turnkey or Centre Expansion doors
No internet connectivity – wired or wireless
Study rooms, bookable spaces, services and access to storage is not available
Turnkey SLC will be staffed but have very limited functions
Emergency Power and Fire Alarms all will be operational
The PAC will have power
Turnkey@DC will be open 7 AM – 5 PM
Flock Stop will be closed from Saturday, February 24th at 6 PM to Sunday, February 25th at 6 PM

Any updates to this information will be reflected on this page.

Due to the Power Shutdown affecting the Student Life Centre. WUSA IT infrastructure will also be shutdown.

Date: Saturday, February 24th 8:00pm – Sunday February 25th 4:30pm

What will be affected?

What will NOT be affected?

Office 365 (including teams)

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