Dear Students and Families:
We look forward to another full weekend of activities as we mark the celebration of our Class of 2020 graduates, and host another home football game. As I shared in a message yesterday, it is critically important we safely socialize and act respectfully and responsibly to keep our community safe.
Whether you are attending the Orange vs. UAlbany football game Saturday, participating in one of the many activities below or visiting the Barnes Center at The Arch to stay active and well, you should be always masking indoors and outdoors when around others. Wear your mask and encourage others to wear their mask. And, if someone reminds you to put on your mask or to cover your nose and mouth, please be courteous and respectful. Again, it’s on all of us to keep our community safe.
Weekend Activities: Sept. 16-19
Below is just a sampling of activities happening this weekend. Be sure to visit the University Events Calendar, Wellness Portal and ’Cuse Activities website regularly for more opportunities.
Thursday, Sept. 16
Friday, Sept. 17
Saturday, Sept. 18
Sunday, Sept. 19
As we enter the last weekend of summer, I urge you to get outside and enjoy all our campus and community have to offer. After a full week in the classroom, there’s nothing better than enjoying the warm weather and sunshine!
If you have any questions about our current public health guidance, please be sure to visit Syracuse.edu/staysafe.
Regards,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience and Dean of Students
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