E-mails sent to students, faculty and staff from university administrators Tuesday said that classes would continue as scheduled today.

"Classes will be held on Wednesday on the normal schedule, and faculty have been advised to strictly adhere to their pre-arranged academic schedules," the e-mail to students states. "The best advice we have for you is to not participate in this event that disrupts the important work on campus, devalues your degree and the reputation of your university, and exposes you to the prospect of university discipline and an expensive fine."