Dear Students:
One of the reasons you chose to be Orange is the vibrancy of opportunities offered at Syracuse University. Despite the distance between you and our beautiful campus, there are countless opportunities for you to remain active, involved and connected virtually.
Across the University, services and resources have been adapted to a virtual setting and remain available, including through the Division of Enrollment and the Student Experience, Hendricks Chapel and the Center for Learning and Student Success. Examples of programming and services include:
Beyond these services, activities and events are scheduled so you can remain connected to other students and your bigger Orange family. There are options for you to connect on your own time and in personalized ways, like our fitness class series and wellness chats with a personal trainer available in the Wellness Portal or drop-in career advising sessions. There are also options for real-time connections with your friends and other students, from virtual Trivia Tuesdays to the SoulTalk discussion series to Verbal Blend poetry writing workshops.
Visit the University Events Calendar for the latest virtual events and Cuse Activities for student organization virtual events. We are adding new activities and resources all the time, so please check back regularly.
As we transition to living, learning and engaging in new ways during this difficult time, I want to assure you that no matter where you are, you are always connected to your Orange community.
With Orange Pride,
Amanda Nicholson
Interim Deputy Senior Vice President, Enrollment and the Student Experience
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