Due to convocation activities on Saturday, May 13, home lot parking permits for the main Quad lots will be honored on a space-available basis.
On Commencement day, Sunday, May 14, parking lots will be restricted to special event passes until 1 p.m. The restricted parking locations include: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5, Arch, Irving Garage, Standart, Waverly, Women’s North and Hillside. If you have a “home lot” permit for these parking locations and you need to park on Sunday, there is parking available on a space-available basis at University Avenue Garage, Booth Garage, Lehman, Harrison, Marion, Manley and the West campus parking locations.
For faculty and administrators who are participating in Sunday’s Commencement ceremony parking permits have been issued to those that previously made parking reservations with the Office of Special Events.
If you have any questions about parking for the upcoming weekend Commencement activities, contact Parking and Transit Services at 315.443.4652 or parkmail@syr.edu.
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