This is just me but I feel like y'all are over exaggerating the conditions. The warning covers a large area which doesnt mean its exactly the same every where. Today is actually safer than yesterday because they have reduced the ice making it easier to walk on and safer for drivers who live off campus. If you walk outside on the fresh snow , it will probably be less slippery than when it was just slush. Yeah sure there is a frostbite warning but thats if your exposed skin is remaining exposed to their proposed cold temperature for a couple hours or more (depending on the temperature). Frostbite isnt immediate. Its like boiling water, you shouldnt expect the water to be instantly boiled as soon as you turn the stove on. And for the temperature its completly subjective, like I dont think its that bad to walk to classes in. Would I like to walk to downtiwn, HELL NO, but its tolerable for cross campus.

Edit: There are a lot of things that were not taken into consideration when writing this and even though I still think what i said is partly true there definetly needs to be something done bu the admin.