Kissing Bench to Undergo Minor Repairs
The University's most famous bench is receiving a touch-up.
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Campus Departments Reminded to Register Summer Programs Involving Minors
All events that serve minors under the age of 18 (who are not matriculated University students) must be registered at least 30 days before the
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Syracuse Salt Co., University Partner to Launch ’Cuse Flake Salts
Developed with the Campus Dining team, the officially licensed seasonings come in Orange Mojo, Orange Cardamom and Orange Chipotle varieties.
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HazMat Training Exercise to Take Place on South Campus
The drill, taking place March 31 to April 3, allows various agencies to practice their response to real-life events and plan for interagency cooperation.
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Drumlins Country Club Celebrates Its Centennial
Monthly celebrations throughout 2026 will be open to the community to honor the University-owned club's history.
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Chef Jeff Dover Has Built a Team to Transform the Athletic Dining Program
The team provides the nutrition that helps fuel hundreds of student-athletes every week in an atmosphere that builds team culture and leads to success.
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Parking Restrictions in Place for Friday Football Games
The Syracuse University football team’s 2025 home schedule includes two Friday night games while classes are in session: Sept. 12 vs. Colgate and Oct. 31
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Campus Store and Merchandise Availability for Football Season
With the start of the football season, the University has announced expanded hours and locations for merchandise sales to accommodate fans attending games.
The Campus Store,
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What’s New at Campus Dining in Fall 2025?
As students, faculty and staff are welcomed back to campus for the fall semester, Campus Dining is celebrating upgrades at several of its retail locations
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Auxiliary Services Announces Next Steps in Office Refreshment, Vending Transitions
The University’s transition to its new vending and office refreshment and coffee service provider is now complete. In the initial phase of the transition, announced
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Syracuse University, Coca-Cola Enter Into Pouring Rights Agreement
Syracuse University has signed The Coca-Cola Company as the official non-alcoholic beverage partner of the University and Syracuse University Athletics.
The Coca-Cola Company has become the
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Construction Continues at Stadium Place, Center Crosswalk to Close Aug. 8
Campus Planning, Design and Construction, CenTrio Energy, and local contractors are continuing their work on the campus steam distribution system in the West Campus area.
To
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Summer Snacking: What to Try on Campus
As the Syracuse campus transitions into the Maymester and Summer Sessions, Campus Dining reminds students, faculty and staff remaining on campus that some of their
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Auxiliary Services Announces Vending Services Transition
Auxiliary Services has announced a new service approach for campus vending services.
In the initial phase of the transition, which began May 12, Servomation, a Central
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Utility Projects to Begin on Campus This Week; Temporary Closures and Detours Expected Throughout the Summer
Numerous site and utility projects will be completed on campus this summer, with work undertaken by University, CenTrio and New York State Department of Transportation
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Office of the Chief Financial Officer Announces Implementation of Contract Management System
The Office of the Chief Financial Officer will soon implement a new contract system that will simplify the process of managing contracts for University departments.
This
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Mountain Goat Run May 4 to Lead to Road Closures, Shuttle Delays on Campus
The 47th Annual Mountain Goat Run will take place Sunday, May 4. More than 2,500 runners are expected to take part in the race, which
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Campus Departments Reminded to Register Summer Programs Involving Minors
The University continues to strengthen its commitment to the safety of minors (children under the age of 18 who are not matriculated University students) who
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