Dear Students and Families:
It’s beginning to feel a bit like spring here in Central New York. With warmer weather, there are even more opportunities to get outside and explore all our campus, the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County have to offer.
Before I share a preview of activities happening this weekend, I want to share an important reminder. Many in our community are beginning to get vaccinated and infection rates in our county and on our campus remain low. However, we must remain steadfast in our commitment to good public health measures. More specifically, our Stay Safe Pledge continues to serve as the guiding principles for our community. Please continue to do the right things:
These actions are simple and selfless and keep you and those around you safe.
Weekend Activities: March 11-14
As we head into another weekend, I am heartened by the tremendous participation our activities have had this semester. The schedule for this weekend is robust—with so much to do based on your interests. For a complete listing of events, please check out the University’s events calendar.
Thursday, March 11
Friday, March 12
Saturday, March 13
Sunday, March 14
Thank you for your continued cooperation and commitment to the health, safety and wellness of everyone on our campus and in the surrounding communities. I continue to be proud of the way our students have conducted themselves this semester. Please stay well and look out for each other.
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience
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