Dear Students and Families:
The energy on campus is palpable this week as alumni return for Orange Central. I hope you had an opportunity to participate in the homecoming activities hosted by the Traditions Commission and Student Activities all week, and that you will take part in the activities with our alumni this weekend, as we celebrate the traditions and meaningful experiences that connect us all as part of the Orange family.
The weekend will also be bustling with on-campus Halloween activities. As I shared in a message earlier this week, please keep these four things at the forefront this weekend: maintain good health practices, be considerate and respectful, be a good neighbor and look out for one another.
Between Orange Central and Halloween-related events hosted by Orange After Dark and student organizations, as well as our ongoing engagement opportunities, there is plenty to do this weekend!
Thursday, Oct. 28
Friday, Oct. 29
Saturday, Oct. 30
Sunday, Oct. 31
Please continue to be safe, be responsible and be respectful this weekend!
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience and Dean of Students
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