Dear Students and Families:
It has been so nice seeing students out and about in recent days enjoying this beautiful March weather. Of course, living in Syracuse, we know that we still face some cool days ahead. In the meantime, however, I encourage you to get outdoors and make the most of all the activities this campus and our community have to offer.
I recognize going into this weekend, many in our community are excited about the men’s basketball game on Saturday night. I share that excitement and hope the team moves on to the Elite 8. I must remind you though that enjoying the game with friends and behaving safely and responsibly are not mutually exclusive. The vast majority of our students continue to do the right thing and I encourage everyone to be responsible while cheering for the Orange.
Weekend Activities: March 25-28
As you’ll note from the list below, there are a lot of great activities happening this weekend with something for everyone based on your interests and passions. For a complete listing of events, please check out the University’s events calendar.
Thursday, March 25
Friday, March 26
Saturday, March 27
Sunday, March 28
Spring is a great time to try something new! With so much to do at Syracuse University, why limit yourself to activities that are already familiar? You never know if a new activity may become something you really love.
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience
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