Syracuse University will resume a normal class schedule and full operations today, Friday, Feb 26.
Managers and supervisors are asked to accommodate staff members who may experience delays or extenuating circumstances in commuting to campus.
Buses are running according to the printed schedule today; minor delays can be expected as roadway snow removal continues throughout the day.
If you are planning to attend an event at SU today or this evening, it’s advisable to check with the event provider to determine if the event is still scheduled as originally planned, or if the time has changed. The men’s basketball game tomorrow night in the Carrier Dome is scheduled to take place as planned.
Should the University’s operating status change, additional information will be available via the Inside SU website (https://news.syr.edu), e-mail and 315-443-1870.
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