Dear Students and Families:
This weekend marks the beginning of April, which hopefully means the weather will begin to warm up and we can take full advantage of the opportunities to spend time outdoors and explore the local area. There will still be ample opportunities to engage on campus as well, including during the University’s celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month throughout the month of April, this week’s Trans Week of Liberation commemoration, Orange After Dark events, Barnes Center programming and much more.
I encourage you to check out the events and activities listed below, which represents just a sampling of what is scheduled this weekend.
Thursday, March 31
Friday, April 1
Saturday, April 2
Sunday, April 3
Please continue to visit the ’Cuse Activities portal, the Wellness Portal, Hendricks Chapel website and the University Events Calendar for a full listing of activities, events and programs.
Have a great weekend!
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President and Dean of Students
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