After severe storms, students at Texas A&M found it difficult to leave their dorms. It’s not that they were nervous about their exams, but that most of the school was underwater and to get to class they would need a boat. In classic Aggie style, they didn’t go back to bed but waded through the storm to take their tests.
Today at Texas A&M… pic.twitter.com/cDO4H4pBJe
— Michaela (@MichaelaDorsey_) March 28, 2018
Some buildings were taking on water, leaving students confused as to whether they would still be having class. Of course, A&M did not close, giving students the opportunity to get creative. For the most part, they showed unusual resolve. Aggies commit.
Meanwhile @ TAMU 😂💀 pic.twitter.com/w0I8yusaQF
— Sarah Margo (@sarahcmargo) March 28, 2018
Some students had rainboots that they thought would keep them dry. To stay dry, students would have needed waders as the water was up to their waist at points.
I was honestly just trying to get to class @TAMU 🤷🏼♀️👍🏼 pic.twitter.com/Uxe1XNEY8z
— Sara✨ (@sarawood234) March 28, 2018
I walked across a freaking lake and fell right in the middle of it. At least people can’t tell I’m crying bc of the heavy rain lmfao
— Diana☀️ (@_ditzel) March 28, 2018
Teaching moment: if you drive a sedan and water starts coming through your doors, you’re in too deep. This is not what German engineering was built for.
https://twitter.com/Lauren_Jones722/status/979083700280414208
The university minimized the problem by creating a “Rainy Day” playlist on Spotify.
🌧 We made a @Spotify playlist to brighten your rainy day! 🌧 #tamuhttps://t.co/lUgZ0kpK6z
— Texas A&M University (@TAMU) March 28, 2018
