Dear Students and Families:
Now that the second week of classes is coming to a close, I hope you’re settling into a routine that allows you to both enjoy the classroom and the activities beyond the classroom. There is so much happening on campus this weekend, including the men’s football home opener against Rutgers and Coming Back Together, a wonderful tradition that celebrates Black and Latino/a alumni. Please be sure to visit the Coming Back Together website to explore this weekend’s itinerary.
Weekend Activities: Sept. 9-12
In addition to Coming Back Together, I hope you’ll take a minute to review the below list of activities. With so much going on, there really is something for everyone!
Thursday, Sept. 9
LGBTQ+ International Affinity Group
Alpha Phi Omega New Member Interest Meeting and Lunch Bag Decorating Party
Epic Thursdays! at the Esports Room
OrangeSeeds Information Session
Orange After Dark: Hypnotist Pete Mamos
Friday, Sept. 10
Community Gaming Night: Brawlhalla
Orange After Dark: 44 Days till Homecoming Pep Rally
Orange After Dark and University Union Late Night Movie: “A Quiet Place 2”
Saturday, Sept. 11
Outdoor Rock Climbing at Little Falls
20th Anniversary Sept. 11 Memorial Service
Freestyle Skate at Tennity (Experienced Figure Skaters)
League Academy at the Esports Room
Orange After Dark: Apex Entertainment
Orange After Dark and University Union Late Night Movie: “A Quiet Place 2”
Sunday, Sept. 12
Outdoor Rock Climbing at Little Falls
Greek Peak Zip Line and Mountain Coaster
Oswego River Paddle Trip (Beginner Paddle)
Freestyle Skate at Tennity (Experienced Figure Skaters)
Learn to Play Board Games: Settlers of Catan
I encourage you to explore all our campus, our city and our community have to offer. Central New York is a special place to be any time of the year, but September is when our area puts on its best face. I appreciate your continued attention to our public health guidelines and wish you a safe, fun and adventurous weekend.
Go Orange!
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience and Dean of Students
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