Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:
Safeguarding the health and wellness of our campus community has been our top priority since the onset of the pandemic. Key to the University’s public health strategy has been our rigorous surveillance testing program. Students, faculty and staff, as well as their cohabiting dependents, will continue to have access to on-campus surveillance testing after the semester ends.
Following Commencement weekend, the on-campus testing center will transition to Kimmel Dining Hall and operate with revised hours. As shared previously, the Stadium Testing Center will not provide testing services during Commencement weekend.
The schedule for the coming weeks and months is provided below for your planning purposes.
Week of May 17: Testing Available at Stadium through Thursday
Beginning May 24: Testing Available at Kimmel Dining Hall
Weekday testing will be available during the summer months as below. Parking will be available at Comstock Avenue Garage during this period for those being tested.
Thank you for your continued commitment to the health and safety of our community.
Sincerely,
Syracuse University Public Health Team
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