Syracuse Welcome 2019 in Photos

Thursday, August 22, 2019, By Kathleen Haley

New students gather with Otto during Syracuse Welcome.

Welcome new students! Take a look at some of the fun during Syracuse Welcome 2019.

students with bins and families cheering

Moving in at Day Hall with Goon Squad members and new students and their families

International Student Welcome Dinner

Students enjoy the fun during the Slice Is Right Game Show at Hendricks Chapel.

New students move in to the residence hall, with help from Otto.

two student families standing in residence hall room

Families help their students move in to their residence hall.

students loading bins with items from new students

Goon Squad members help new students move in.

Orientation leaders welcome new students in Hendricks Chapel.

New students enjoy the pet therapy dogs at the Barnes Center.

Otto gives out a hug during move in.

students cheering with students seated in Hendricks Chapel

Orientation leaders welcome new students in Hendricks Chapel.

Goon Squad members prepare for move in.

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