Dear Students and Families:
With the start of October this weekend, the fall season will be in full swing in Syracuse. I hope you have enjoyed participating in the many activities and opportunities offered on and off campus so far, and will continue to stay engaged and active even as we head into chillier weather.
As always, I encourage you to check the University Events Calendar, ’Cuse Activities website and Wellness Portal for ongoing opportunities to engage, connect, stay active and recharge during the week and each weekend. Below are just some of the opportunities available this weekend.
Thursday, Sept. 30
Friday, Oct. 1
Saturday, Oct. 2
Sunday, Oct. 3
As we head into October, that also means cold and flu season is approaching. Please be sure to get your flu shot and continue practicing good health measures like wearing a mask, washing your hands regularly and socializing in small groups.
Have a great weekend!
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience and Dean of Students
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